Correlsense, a provider of transaction management solutions, announced the availability of SharePath 2.5, the latest version of its application performance management platform.
This updated version includes deeper visibility for code in production environments, broader views across the IT infrastructure, user interface enhancements, and greater analytical capabilities. These improvements allow users to more efficiently isolate the cause of slowdowns, improve end-user experiences, and monitor applications for better service level management.
The new code level visibility in SharePath 2.5 provides application support and development teams with deeper data about production failures and bottlenecks, along with the transaction flow and user request context. This enhancement gives the complete platform the broadest visibility for transaction flows across components, as well as deepest views into production code. Sharepath’s lightweight agent technology adds very little overhead and can be easily installed, deployed, and configured with little direct code knowledge.
“The new code level visibility means that SharePath now meets the complete needs of today’s increasingly application-centric IT operations. Infrastructure and applications support professionals who are looking for a comprehensive APM solution can benefit from using SharePath to manage complex service-oriented environments,” said Oren Elias, CEO of Correlsense.
Additionally, users can now leverage SharePath’s updated analytic capabilities to significantly reduce time-to-isolation.
A new application dashboard provides a focused view of trends along with contextual drill downs.
The weekly application performance report gives both IT and business stakeholders an intuitive view of real-time and historical trends. This report is easily exportable as a CSV file or Excel spreadsheet.
Finally, new change analysis features allow users to compare the time frames before and after bottlenecks have been eliminated, adding another level of assurance.
Updated data center intelligence features improve usability and help users understand real-time trend data and performance metrics. New response time and volume graphs are now correlated with a breakdown graph, making performance monitoring much easier. Data may also be displayed as processing time per transaction, allowing a quick understanding of how different tiers affect user response times.
Using patent-pending transaction tracking technology, SharePath offers advanced behavior modeling, real user monitoring, code level visibility, and advanced analytics in a single platform.
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