NetIQ AppManager Performance Profiler
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NetIQ AppManager Performance Profiler helps IT organizations address the challenge of improving service levels, while also maximizing staff efficiency and reducing operational costs.
As a result, you can manage your systems in a dynamic environment, rapidly adjusting and managing monitoring policies and system availability, while proactively anticipating future resource issues.
AppManager Performance Profiler is self-learning, continuously configuring and continuously adapting as it profiles your environment's changing characteristics. When it detects abnormal system behavior, it sends Trusted Alarms® that help your staff quickly correct problems. AppManager Performance Profiler also provides workload modeling, adding value by enabling maximum utilization of system resources, as well as effective capacity and virtualization planning.
- Avoid problems through proactive, trusted incidents
- Dynamic thresholding, avoiding guesswork and inaccuracies
- Predictive Performance Profiling solution
- Enhance IT operational efficiency with problem diagnosis and correction
- Spend less time updating monitoring policies
- Maximize server and application utilization and capacity planning
Key Features and Benefits
- Improves IT service levels through proactive problem identification and resolution. AppManager Performance Profile learns a system's performance, configuring dynamic thresholds automatically, and adapting over time or as usage patterns change, generating trusted alerts for abnormal conditions before they become critical.
- Enhances IT operational efficiency by reducing time spent manually updating and managing thresholds. AppManager Performance Profiler reduces false positive alerts generating trouble tickets, allowing administrators to investigate the most critical issues first.
- Reduces IT operational costs by maximizing server utilization, deferring the need for future server hardware purchases. Enterprise workload management reports also help identify servers that may be candidates for consolidation or virtualization.
