CopperEgg Enters APM Market with Real User Monitoring
November 12, 2013
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CopperEgg announced its entry into the APM market with the latest release of its end-to-end cloud performance monitoring solution, now including Real User Monitoring (RUM).

The solution provides complete visibility across servers, websites, applications and end users, whether in public, private or hybrid cloud environments.

CopperEgg’s RUM solution monitors, troubleshoots and optimizes applications in the cloud, connecting the dots between real user experience and infrastructure behavior.

The solution is purpose-built for elastic, burstable cloud environments including Amazon, Rackspace, Windows Azure, and many others.

Designed, packaged and priced for production, it allows enterprises to quickly and economically scale their architecture up or down to meet evolving business needs.

Key features include:

- Unified dashboard — provides one-stop monitoring and service level correlation customizable by role or user

- Ops-centric design — supports production-wide deployment and operations use cases

- End-to-end stack – provides holistic view across servers, websites, applications and users

- Hybrid cloud coverage – reduces management siloes across public, private and on-premises environments

- Deep forensics and real-time analysis — pinpoint problem areas and alert to potential issues in two clicks or less

- Broad RUM transaction types, tuning and alerting – includes AJAX monitoring, APDEX configurability and granular alerting and reporting on response times across geographies and browsers

- Elastic, self-adapting architecture – modifies automatically in response to operating environment changes

- Third-party integration — leverages existing tools including Chef, Puppet and GitHub

In addition, CopperEgg’s SaaS delivery model eliminates capital expenses with affordable, pay-as-you-go pricing that provides zero admin installation and configuration, and supports widespread deployment across production applications.

With more than 650 customers including Alcatel-Lucent, SmugMug, The Climate Corporation, Couchsurfing, Thomson Reuters, Mass Relevance, The Economist, FeedMagnet and others, CopperEgg processes more than 100 billion records a day while delivering real-time performance monitoring. The company, which was acquired by Idera in July, plans to leverage Idera’s deep expertise in application performance management to expand its APM footprint across a broad range of applications and platforms.

“In the cloud, if your applications are down, your business is down – and everyone knows it. The worst thing you can do is have your customers as the first line of defense,” said Josh Stephens, VP of product strategy at CopperEgg. “From the C-suite to the DevOps team, CopperEgg gives organizations complete visibility into the health of cloud applications, eliminating costly guesswork and downtime and enabling more strategic activities.”

The CopperEgg RUM solution is available in public beta immediately. General availability begins Dec. 1, 2013, and includes a free 14-day trial.

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