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Riverbed AppInternals v10 Delivers App Performance Control

Server monitoring
Sep 30, 2015
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Riverbed AppInternals v10 Delivers App Performance Control

1 - Riverbed AppInternals v10 Delivers App Performance Control

The primary purpose of Riverbed’s SteelCentral AppInternals v10 is to monitor applications throughout their lifecycle and record and analyze performance.


Browser-Based Console Eases Administrative Tasks

2 - Browser-Based Console Eases Administrative Tasks

SteelCentral AppInternals v10 offers a central console that is run in a compatible browser. The main console can be customized and set up as a dashboard that illustrates the most critical aspects of application performance.


Applications, Users and Transactions Are Visually Mapped

3 - Applications, Users and Transactions Are Visually Mapped

A visual map provides insight into applications, as well as rolling up activity into easy-to-understand graphs.


Transactions Can Be Broken Out by Type

4 - Transactions Can Be Broken Out by Type

The transactions console reveals all of the transactions between users and applications, the routes they take and the type of transaction processed.


Server Monitoring Included

5 - Server Monitoring Included

AppInternals v10 provides full server monitoring and is able to reveal important details about server performance, such as CPU loads, response time and transactions.


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JVMs and Domains Are Monitored in Real Time

6 - JVMs and Domains Are Monitored in Real Time

Each Java Virtual Machine and every domain can be monitored in real time to detect problems, such as domain latency or JVM failures.


Monitoring by Geographic Locations

7 - Monitoring by Geographic Locations

The product includes the ability to assign locations to traffic and can create a geographical representation of the applications network.


An Indispensable Troubleshooting Tool

8 - An Indispensable Troubleshooting Tool

Integrated search and analytical reporting provides the tools to drill down into traffic, transaction and performance events.


Administrators Can Drill Down Into Data

9 - Administrators Can Drill Down Into Data

Those seeking additional information can use the interactive drilldown features to expose details about applications.


Detecting the Source of Delays

10 - Detecting the Source of Delays

Using the drilldown capabilities, administrators can quickly determine if the server is the cause of the delay and then take the appropriate actions to resolve the issue.


Identifying the Physical Source of Traffic

11 - Identifying the Physical Source of Traffic

During attacks and traffic storms, it becomes critical to detect what location the traffic is coming from and then associate that traffic with a geographical location so the appropriate action can be taken.


Extensive Analysis and Reporting

12 - Extensive Analysis and Reporting

AppInternals v10 features extensive pull-down options, allowing administrators to customize the analytics and reporting to fit whatever need arises.


Filtered Search Provides Answers

13 - Filtered Search Provides Answers

Data can be searched using Boolean logic, combined with pull-down menu options, allowing administrators to create complex queries in historical and active data.

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