AppDynamics, a provider of Java/.NET Application Performance Management for the cloud generation, has achieved validation for the integration between AppDynamics and BMC End User Experience Management.
Originally announced and delivered to joint customers in October, 2010, the combination integrates AppDynamics with BMC End User Experience Management, the market-leading end user management solution.
The bi-directional interface between AppDynamics and BMC End User Experience Management provides organizations with an integrated end-to-end solution for managing complex Java and .NET applications which includes both real end-user monitoring and deep-dive application diagnostics. The integration gives organizations complete visibility and rapid troubleshooting capability for their production web applications.
Together, AppDynamics and BMC provide IT and Application Operations and Development teams with visibility into:
* Who – Is being affected by performance or availability problems
* Where – Problems are occurring in the user or application transactions
* Why – Problems are occurring because of code, database, or resource constraints
The combined solution represents a best-in-class approach for monitoring and troubleshooting production applications built on modern technologies and principles such as:
* Distributed / Service Oriented Architectures
* Agile development
* Content Delivery Networks
* Big Data components
* Cloud or Dynamic Capacity
AppDynamics and BMC Software (who acquired Coradiant earlier this year) have been collaborating since they announced their partnership back in October 2010 to offer joint, integrated solutions.
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