ManageEngine Applications Manager - 卓豪 - IT管理解决 .pptVIP

* First lets look more deep in to Business Services Management and its benefits: Lets take an example of a Loan Processing Application of an Enterprise, lets call GoFinance. To run this business process, GoFinance uses 10 App. Servers, 4 Oracle Databases, 2 Dedicated File Servers and some network devices. With ManageEngine Applications Manager, GoFinance can monitor the availability and performance of this business process along with its individual technology components. GoFinance also gains high level visibility of what business process needs immediate attention as alerts tell which business service is affected and hence helps the Operations team to prioritize and react. The grouping and dependency mapping capability also helps understand what network or application components affect the business process the most and take corrective action. Here, the availability matrix for a 3 month period is shown and you could identify that the Database Server needs more attention etc. With this, at the time of an audit, GoFinance can understand whether the bottleneck last month was the Application, Server or network. * * This shows a dependency mapping in the BSM view. ManageEngine Applications Manager helps have a high level Business Centric View for Managers as well as in depth technology views for those who need them. Here you see clustered Application Servers grouped together to ensure there are no critical alerts generated unnecessarily. Applications Manager can handle scenarios where Application Servers or Databases are clustered for high availability and hence generate alerts intelligently. * * Server Management is Not Enough. You Need to Monitor All Tiers of Your Application for Effective Troubleshooting Traditional Network or Server Monitoring Tools cover only one technology silo. You need to monitor all tiers of your business application to speed up troubleshooting and resolving production issues quickly. ManageEngine Applications Manager gives you t