RTView Cloud for Middleware Monitoring now provides users with a way to proactively monitor their Dell Boomi environments to maximize uptime and reduce the time required to address incidents.
The solution consists of pre-built dashboards and alerts for monitoring Dell Boomi. With dozens of pre-defined alerts and pre-built monitoring displays, users can quickly deploy a powerful monitoring solution without the time, skill and expense necessary to build or configure their own monitoring applications.
The new RTView Cloud designer provides additional capability for users to extend the out of box displays by creating custom monitoring displays from a browser and without the need to do any custom programming. This enables middleware support teams to offer custom displays to their end users that provide them with the exact metrics they need in the exact way they would like to see them.
“SL monitors middleware technologies and infrastructure and correlates them to create service-centric views. We are now strengthening our offerings by monitoring the Dell Boomi Platform to provide complete end-to-end visibility into its connectors and process flows; as well as detailed performance and availability metrics for Atoms and Molecules running on-premises, and on heterogeneous cloud platforms” said Praful Bhayani, VP of Strategic Projects and Business Development at SL Corporation.
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