OpTier announced availability of OpTier APM for PeopleSoft environments.
Enabled through new support for the Tuxedo platform, this support brings PeopleSoft users end-to-end visibility into their PeopleSoft environments and diagnostic capabilities that will accelerate deployments, upgrades and ongoing change management throughout the PeopleSoft application lifecycle.
OpTier’s ability to provide production-ready, low-overhead tracking using its patented ACT (Active Context Tracking) technology enables PeopleSoft customers to track each transaction across the entire infrastructure. It gives full visibility where time is spent – from the end-user response time to relevant individual SQL statement impact on the backend database through the web server network latency. This provides customers with the power to quickly identify and isolate issues within a PeopleSoft environment, and understand whether the root cause lies in the Web, JEE, Tuxedo, Oracle or any other application connected to the PeopleSoft environment.
OpTier APM’s transaction-driven approach and ability to pinpoint performance problems can help PeopleSoft customers:
- Successfully deploy PeopleSoft applications across their enterprise
- Manage PeopleSoft upgrades without impacting performance on live systems
- Assist in Change Management by evaluating the potential risk and business impact of making a change
- Use application mapping to deliver valuable information for PeopleSoft auditing
- Identify single points of failure for Incident and Problem Management, and to aid in disaster recovery planning with OpTier’s transactional approach that keeps data in context
"Oracle’s PeopleSoft applications, whether for HR, Finance, or supply chains are required to address complex business requirements that, by nature, span the enterprise,” said Amir Alon, CTO at OpTier. “With the end-to-end transaction visibility and diagnostics in OpTier APM, customers will have the unique capability to significantly reduce the time it takes to isolate and troubleshoot issues in their PeopleSoft environments, making problem resolution faster, cheaper and easier."
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