Nimsoft has introduced Nimsoft Monitor for SAP, an automated solution that enables customers to optimize service levels across physical, virtual and cloud environments while reducing their technology ownership costs.
Nimsoft Monitor for SAP extends the comprehensive insight of Nimsoft Monitor to core SAP events and components including SAP NetWeaver, SAP ECC, ABAP and Java.
It also features a built-in, updateable knowledgebase of key performance indicators (KPIs) and associated best-practice thresholds to help administrators proactively address potential issues and quickly identify and resolve problems before they impact service levels. When used in conjunction with other Nimsoft Monitor products, it enables customers to gain a unified view into the networks, servers, databases and storage supporting SAP.
AGENTIL, a certified SAP Service Partner and Nimsoft Unified Management Alliance member, combined its deep knowledge of SAP with the powerful Nimsoft Unified Manager architecture and APIs to develop the solution.
Nimsoft Monitor for SAP users gain:
• A unified view of SAP and associated network, server, database and storage components to facilitate collaboration and accelerate troubleshooting
• Simple template-based configuration to automate deployment across multiple SAP landscapes
• An agent-less design to provide non-intrusive and secure collection of KPIs
• A growing knowledgebase of best-practice monitors and SAP transaction templates and thresholds
Nimsoft Monitor is a component of Nimsoft Unified Manager, a multi-tenant IT Management-as-a-Service solution that combines industry-leading infrastructure monitoring and ready-to-use ITIL-based service management.
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