Uptime Software released its latest update, up.time 7.2.
up.time is a unified, comprehensive, and scalable IT dashboard for watching over servers, applications, IT services, and the network.
up.time’s latest release provides:
- Customizable and interactive views of the entire IT environment and service delivery (servers, applications, IT services, and the network).
- Visualization of the data that’s most important to ther user, regardless of role.
- A simple way to see problem areas proactively, before they impact end-users.
- Faster Mean-Time-To-Repair (MTTR) by getting from problem detection to problem fix as quickly as possible.
- Easy approach to measure IT success and communicate that success to the business.
A simple and intuitive drag and drop dashboard design combined with easy to use templates make building dashboards in minutes a breeze, including:
- Private dashboards showing what’s important to the user.
- Shared team dashboards (server team, application team, capacity team, network team, etc.)
- A NOC for the entire datacenter.
- Dashboards that visualize important IT data (world map views, topology and dependency maps, grouped or individual applications/infrastructure, etc.).
In up.time 7.2, users can easily report on uptime and see trends in availability on specific devices, applications, services, groups, or across the entire IT Infrastructure.
The new Server Uptime Report provides a snapshot of infrastructure availability. Drill down into availability data by month, week, day, or hour for unique element outages. Quickly determine if it’s the outage frequency, or its duration, that is contributing to total downtime the most.
This report immediately shows:
- What the overall uptime of the entire infrastructure is.
- If availability targets are being met.
- The overall outage count and what the Mean-Time-To-Repair is.
- Which elements or groups are experiencing the most downtime.
up.time 7.2 is immediately available.
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