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eG Innovations Expands Converged Application and Infrastructure Performance Monitoring Solution with Code Level Visibility for Microsoft .NET Applications

eG Innovations announced the upcoming release of eG Enterprise 6.3, which introduces full-stack performance monitoring and diagnostic support for Microsoft .NET packaged and custom applications.

Building on eG Enterprise's Java application performance monitoring technology, the new version fully supports cross-technology organizations, and offers the industry's only unified and auto-correlated visibility into all Java and .NET application delivery – including the supporting cloud, physical or hybrid infrastructure – from a single web-based console.

"We're pleased to introduce eG Enterprise 6.3, the industry's first fully converged application and infrastructure monitoring solution for Microsoft and Java application environments," said Srinivas Ramanathan, CEO, eG Innovations. "With the latest enhancements, eG Enterprise provides performance transparency across all IT silos, enabling development and operations to manage the digital user experience as a truly unified team."

eG Enterprise 6.3 offers a complete performance assurance solution for organizations that rely on Microsoft technologies including Microsoft SharePoint and Microsoft Dynamics for internal communication and collaboration, external web presence, process management, and customer service. eG Enterprise's converged application and infrastructure performance monitoring solution helps these companies realize faster issue remediation, more efficient application rollouts, better application code, higher end-user satisfaction, increased productivity, and greater return from technology investments.

eG Enterprise .NET Application Performance Monitoring Key Features:

- Measure the real-time digital experience of users as they access .NET web applications

- Trace every single customer journey on distributed and SOA applications

- Visualize the flow of .NET transactions through multi-tiered IIS servers, databases, and external service calls

- Quickly identify which server tier is slowing down transaction processing

- Drill down to get .NET method-level and SQL query-level visibility, and identify the exact line of code having a problem

- Understand CLR dependencies with .NET applications and auto-discover service-level infrastructure topology

- Access deep diagnostics about the performance of IIS application pools, web sites, .NET framework, CLR, worker processes, and more

- Auto-correlate .NET application performance with the supporting infrastructure (Active Directory, database, storage, network, virtualization, cloud)

- Use built-in artificial intelligence to automatically pinpoint the root cause of application slowdowns and failures

- Leverage built-in reports and analytics for performance optimization, capacity planning and infrastructure right-sizing

Application performance management for Microsoft .NET is part of the eG Enterprise 6.3 release, which will be available in November 2017.

At Microsoft Ignite 2017 in Orlando Florida, September 25-29, visit eG Innovations at booth #1115.

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eG Innovations Expands Converged Application and Infrastructure Performance Monitoring Solution with Code Level Visibility for Microsoft .NET Applications

eG Innovations announced the upcoming release of eG Enterprise 6.3, which introduces full-stack performance monitoring and diagnostic support for Microsoft .NET packaged and custom applications.

Building on eG Enterprise's Java application performance monitoring technology, the new version fully supports cross-technology organizations, and offers the industry's only unified and auto-correlated visibility into all Java and .NET application delivery – including the supporting cloud, physical or hybrid infrastructure – from a single web-based console.

"We're pleased to introduce eG Enterprise 6.3, the industry's first fully converged application and infrastructure monitoring solution for Microsoft and Java application environments," said Srinivas Ramanathan, CEO, eG Innovations. "With the latest enhancements, eG Enterprise provides performance transparency across all IT silos, enabling development and operations to manage the digital user experience as a truly unified team."

eG Enterprise 6.3 offers a complete performance assurance solution for organizations that rely on Microsoft technologies including Microsoft SharePoint and Microsoft Dynamics for internal communication and collaboration, external web presence, process management, and customer service. eG Enterprise's converged application and infrastructure performance monitoring solution helps these companies realize faster issue remediation, more efficient application rollouts, better application code, higher end-user satisfaction, increased productivity, and greater return from technology investments.

eG Enterprise .NET Application Performance Monitoring Key Features:

- Measure the real-time digital experience of users as they access .NET web applications

- Trace every single customer journey on distributed and SOA applications

- Visualize the flow of .NET transactions through multi-tiered IIS servers, databases, and external service calls

- Quickly identify which server tier is slowing down transaction processing

- Drill down to get .NET method-level and SQL query-level visibility, and identify the exact line of code having a problem

- Understand CLR dependencies with .NET applications and auto-discover service-level infrastructure topology

- Access deep diagnostics about the performance of IIS application pools, web sites, .NET framework, CLR, worker processes, and more

- Auto-correlate .NET application performance with the supporting infrastructure (Active Directory, database, storage, network, virtualization, cloud)

- Use built-in artificial intelligence to automatically pinpoint the root cause of application slowdowns and failures

- Leverage built-in reports and analytics for performance optimization, capacity planning and infrastructure right-sizing

Application performance management for Microsoft .NET is part of the eG Enterprise 6.3 release, which will be available in November 2017.

At Microsoft Ignite 2017 in Orlando Florida, September 25-29, visit eG Innovations at booth #1115.

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Kubernetes was not initially designed with AI's vast resource variability in mind, and the rapid rise of AI has exposed Kubernetes limitations, particularly when it comes to cost and resource efficiency. Indeed, AI workloads differ from traditional applications in that they require a staggering amount and variety of compute resources, and their consumption is far less consistent than traditional workloads ... Considering the speed of AI innovation, teams cannot afford to be bogged down by these constant infrastructure concerns. A solution is needed ...

AI is the catalyst for significant investment in data teams as enterprises require higher-quality data to power their AI applications, according to the State of Analytics Engineering Report from dbt Labs ...

Misaligned architecture can lead to business consequences, with 93% of respondents reporting negative outcomes such as service disruptions, high operational costs and security challenges ...

A Gartner analyst recently suggested that GenAI tools could create 25% time savings for network operational teams. Where might these time savings come from? How are GenAI tools helping NetOps teams today, and what other tasks might they take on in the future as models continue improving? In general, these savings come from automating or streamlining manual NetOps tasks ...

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