IBM Application Performance Management V8.1.1 provides the following key features:
- User experience monitoring to understand browser-based application performance for both mobile and nonmobile devices.
- End-to-end application resource monitoring, including enhanced capability for manging IBM middleware components, such as IBM WebSphere Application Server, IBM MQ, IBM Integration Bus, IBM DataPower, IBM HTTP Server, IBM DB2, and Informix, as well as components used in typical cloud workloads, such as Node.js, Ruby, Python, PHP, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and more.
- Transaction tracking to isolate application level performance bottlenecks for WebSphere Application Server and .NET application environments.
- Search analytics for an unlimited amount of IBM Application Diagnostics logs plus up to 2 gigabytes of external data sources per day, with unique built-in IBM middleware expertise to help find key information specific to those environments. If there is a need to search more than the provided 2 gigabytes of external data sources, additional search capacity can be purchased with the IBM Operations Analytics - Log Analysis offering.
- Hybrid deployment options that provide a single integrated management view across on premises and cloud environments.
IBM Application Diagnostics V8.1.1 provides the following key features:
- Additional diagnostics coverage, including WebSphere Application Server, .NET, Ruby, and Node.js applications.
- Simple navigation from application status overview all the way down to code level diagnosis.
- Search analytics for an unlimited amount of IBM Application Diagnostics logs plus up to 2 gigabytes of external data sources per day, with unique built-in IBM middleware expertise to help find key information specific to those environments. If there is a need to search more than the provided 2 gigabytes of external data sources, additional search capacity can be purchased with the IBM Operations Analytics - Log Analysis offering.
- Hybrid deployment options that provide a single integrated management view across on premises and cloud environments.
IBM Application Performance Management Advanced V8.1.1 combines the capabilities of IBM Application Performance Management and IBM Application Diagnostics to deliver:
- Diagnostics coverage, including WebSphere Application Server, .NET, Ruby, and Node.js applications.
- Simple navigation from application status overview all the way down to code level diagnosis.
- User experience monitoring to understand browser-based application performance for both mobile and nonmobile devices.
- End-to-end application resource monitoring, including enhanced capability for managing IBM middleware components such as WebSphere Application Server, MQ, IBM Integration Bus, DataPower, IBM HTTP Server, DB2, and Informix as well as components used in typical cloud workloads, such as Node.js, Ruby, Python, PHP, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, and more.
- Transaction tracking to isolate application level performance bottlenecks for WebSphere Application Server and .NET application environments.
- Search analytics for an unlimited amount of IBM Application Diagnostics logs plus up to 2 gigabytes of external data sources per day, with unique built-in IBM middleware expertise to help find key information specific to those environments. If there is a need to search more than the provided 2 gigabytes of external data sources, additional search capacity can be purchased with the IBM Operations Analytics - Log Analysis offering.
- Hybrid deployment options that provide a single integrated management view across on premises and cloud environments.
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