SolarWinds released the new Application Performance Monitor (APM) powered by AppOptics.
SolarWinds APM leverages the application monitoring capabilities of AppOptics, the company’s SaaS-delivered service, to extend the application monitoring capabilities of SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor (SAM), to provide in-depth, code-level monitoring of custom applications.
The new solution is designed to deliver deeper performance insights and distributed transaction tracing capabilities across applications hosted in or across on-premise, hybrid IT, and cloud environments.
“With APM powered by AppOptics, technology professionals can incorporate traditional monitoring capabilities with tracing — polled and observed metrics can now work together to provide meaningful, actionable insights,” said Christoph Pfister, EVP of Products, SolarWinds. “This solution is the latest example of our continued commitment to technology professionals — designing products that integrate with and broaden the capabilities of their toolset, when they are ready to do so. By combining our deep community connection with our comprehensive product portfolio, we believe that we are uniquely able to deliver integrated solutions designed to meet the individual needs of IT operations, DevOps, and business teams, bringing these users together to deliver the best application performance for the business.”
Designed to deliver end-to-end visibility down to the transaction level, APM can help users prove where and when end-user experiences do not meet intended-for service levels through performance information for each element of a request, providing insight into the root cause of performance bottlenecks. APM collects metrics on application performance and detailed distributed transaction traces, which can help IT operations and application support teams centrally monitor a variety of conditions and metrics — such as web response times across IIS-based application front-ends and tracing the path of requests through the entire application, across remote procedure calls (RPC), database queries, and more.
Web response-time heat maps and service transaction views are additional features designed to help users quickly gain insight into application performance — identifying both problems and opportunities — in a single view. For greater detail, users can drill into transaction trace information to identify the root cause of the problem — a slow database query, unresponsive REST-API service, or application design fault. The ability to correlate network and server performance with application performance data may also reduce the mean time to repair. With an integrated portfolio of products based on the SolarWinds Orion Platform, technology professionals can pivot between application metrics, traces, infrastructure metrics, and data across their custom and off-the-shelf applications more easily.
SolarWinds APM powered by AppOptics is available immediately.
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