End-To-End Monitoring presented at the OSMC in Nuremberg
Mid November I had the opportunity to present our End-To-End Monitoring solution Alyvix at the Open Source Monitoring Conference (OSMC) in Nuremberg.
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Open Source Conference 2014 Milan: A Short Review
Also this year we took part in the new edition of the Open Source Conference, which took place the 26th november at Milan. Georg Kostner held his speech about IT System Management as strategic asset to improve the IT efficiency.
Read MoreRUE: Dynamic Filters for your Network Request Analysis
Finding specific requests to identify possible problems of monitored network services is one of the most crucial and important features of our system. With the new version 1.9 of our NetEye Real User Experience we have improved the filter function for your network analysis, allowing you to find specific network requests more easily and more…
Read MoreRUE: Integration with LDAP
A new feature since version 1.8 of the “Real User Experience” (RUE) is the integration with your LDAP server, which helps you associating network requests to specific users. This is possible if you are monitoring services like the Microsoft Outlook WebApp, where the AD (Active Directory) username is part of the request. In this way…
Read MoreExport/Schedule Reports using Command Line
So far exporting reports in CSV format was only possible through the web UI of the “Real User Experience” (RUE). Therefore scheduling report creation wasn’t possible. Now we added a new feature in the “Real User Experience”, which allows you to export reports using the command line. In this way you are able to schedule…
Read MoreThe CeBIT 2013 – A big thank you to all our visitors
NetEye auf der CeBIT: Die CeBIT 2013 – Ein herzliches Dankeschön an alle Besucher
Read MoreReal User Experience Monitoring with NetEye
In order to analyze the quality level of the delivered IT services the traditional monitoring systems used to focus exclusively on the control of hardware and software components and the network, neglecting the measurement of the performance experienced by the end user. Until now it was not always possible, in fact, to give a precise…
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