IBM Performance Management on Cloud adds a new offering, IBM Website Monitoring on Cloud, as well as new capabilities that extend your monitoring coverage.
IBM Performance Management on Cloud delivers several new and important capabilities to help ensure peak performance and availability of your applications.
- IBM Website Monitoring on Cloud, a new offering, which provides around the world 24 x 7 website monitoring to understand the availability and performance of your applications before issues impact users, using synthetic transactions that are run from multiple IBM-hosted locations around the world, eliminating the need to install any infrastructure.
- Transaction tracking support for IBM MQ and IBM Integration Bus to quickly isolate bottlenecks across IBM middleware components by visualizing the relationships and transaction flows between components and identifying hot spots.
- Additional monitoring coverage, including Microsoft Cluster Server, Microsoft SharePoint, Cisco UCS, Scientific Linux, Debian, and CentOS, to avoid blind spots in determining the health of your application.
- Monitoring support for the IBM WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile, IBM MQ Advanced, and Integration Bus, running in a Docker container, so that you can manage your applications across any application environment.
- IBM Application Performance Management Advanced and IBM Application Diagnostics now offer the ability to perform a heap dump analysis by taking heap dump snap shots and analyzing the details.
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