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Global Scan - The 'Single Pane of Glass' Viewup.time's Global Scan is a consolidated, real-time view of enterprise IT health. Simply click the 'Global Scan' tab at any time in your browser, and instantly see critical metrics on the overall state of all IT services and applications, as well as the trend over the past 24 hours. Easily drill down to any number of regional groups of servers and network devices, with one mouse click, in order to get in-depth availability, server performance monitoring and metrics.
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Resource Scan ViewNeed to get a quick and accurate enterprise snapshot of all your critical server resources including: CPU, Memory, Disk and Network I/O? Simply click on 'View Resource Scan' link from your Global Scan view and up.time will instantly give you aggregate statistics at the Enterprise, Regional Group or Server level. Easy-to-read dials show you current and 24-Hour CPU, Memory, Disk Capacity, Disk Busy and Network I/O statistics, and averages graphed over the last 24 hours. These allow you to isolate resource issues quickly, and plan accurately to ensure optimal resource capacity across your enterprise. |
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Incident Priority QuadrantNeed to quickly isolate which applications, or underlying systems, are triggering the majority of incidents and downtime? The Priority Incident Quadrant quickly gives you a birds-eye view of the most common troublemakers and allows you to quickly prioritize recovery actions, and plan future automated workflows to reduce MTTR. |
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Quick Root-Cause Analysisup.time collects all the application and process statistics you need to make root-cause analysis and problem isolation easy. Simply click on any system being monitored by up.time and you'll have detailed historical process information. From here, you can quickly isolate agents responsible for performance degradation by determining how various user and system-level processes are consuming resources. |
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Service Level Agreement ManagementImprove IT value and gain credibility by aligning your IT deliverables to your customer's business goals. up.time's Service Level Agreement Management provides the tools IT Managers need to make service level management initiatives straight forward, quick to implement, on budget, and highly successful in the eyes of your business customers. up.time helps you easily define and document effective SLAs for the IT/Business relationship, quickly validate your new SLA quality to ensure everyone's success, create straight-forward mapping of business deliverables to IT infrastructure, automatically monitors and measures from a business perspective and has reports designed in terms the business wants and can understand. |
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Application Transaction MonitoringMonitor your web-based applications the same way your users experience them: by having up.time walk through your web site using a simulated user transaction. The Web Application Transaction Monitor replicates user transactions, allowing you to report on performance degradation and review which portion of a user transaction is causing the greatest performance impact on your servers. |
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Capacity Planning and TrendingAre you running out of server resources, planning an upgrade or looking at server consolidation opportunities? up.time provides easy-to-use server monitoring tools and the information you need for quick resource trend analysis and capacity planning. Instantly graph and visually analyze how critical server resources such as Memory, CPU, Disk and Network resources are being consumed over the past few minutes, hours, days, weeks or months. |
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Server Virtualization and ConsolidationWith up.time's server virutalization reporting feature called Server Consolidation Report, you can easily identify which systems in your environment are candidates for consolidation on to VMware based on such factors a CPU, memory, network, and disk I/O. Already have servers running on VMware? up.time VMware monitoring capabilities can produce workload graphs that show how VMware instances are performing on a physical ESX system. Using the information from the server consolidation utility, you can quickly determine where to rebalance the workload. |
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VMware Workload ReportingHave you consolidated a number of servers using VMware? And are you noticing performance degradation with some of the intances on your ESX system? up.time can help. Run a VMware Workload report visualize how your instances are performing on a physical ESX system. Then use this information to rebalance the workload as needed. If you are using Virtual Infrastructure 3 (VI3) to manage your physical VMware ESX v3 servers, up.time's VI3 Workload Profile report can chart the workload of both the server on which VI3 is running and the ESX v3 servers that are being managed by VI3. |
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AIX LPAR Workload ReportingUse up.time's LPAR-specific reports and graphs to visualize the performance of each LPAR running on a pSeries server. The LPAR CPU Utilization graph enables you to better determine the CPU entitlements (which indicate the amount of CPU power that is assigned to an individual LPAR on a system). You can use the graph to give you a clear view of how much you may need to increase or decrease an LPAR's CPU entitlement. The LPAR Workload report gives you insight into the overall workload on an IBM pSeries server. This enables you to accurately adjust the CPU entitlements of the LPARs on a server and keep track of their overall workload over time. For example, your report or graph indicates that an LPAR with hard entitlement (one that cannot use spare processing power from another CPU on the server) has CPU usage which is constantly at or near the maximum. You can increase the CPU entitlement to change it to a soft entitlement (one which can use spare processing power from another CPU on the server). If, on the other hand, the LPAR has a soft entitlement and its CPU usage is consistently at or greater than the entitlement, you can increase it. By using up.time's reports and graphs, you take the guesswork out of optimizing your LPARs. You're using real data instead of relying on trial and error.
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Monitor ApplicationsDo you need to monitor IT services consisting of applications, databases, middleware and network infrastructure? No problem. Business server monitoring and reporting on the availability of applications such as ERP, CRM, eCommerce, Web Portals, or any other applications is made simple with up.time. Simply define a new Application in up.time and then select the associated service monitors, application performance monitors option, server monitors and network probes from a simple scroll list. up.time will immediately begin tracking the overall availability of your newly defined application or service through color-coded indicators and allow you to produce comprehensive availability reports in PDF, XML and HTML format. When you think server management tools, think up.time. |
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Monitor ServicesWith up.time, monitoring critical applications, databases, Web servers, network devices and critical system-level services is as easy as 1-2-3. You can choose from any of up.time's built-in service monitors or quickly define your own custom application probes in minutes. For example, monitoring databases and applications including Oracle, SQL Server and Microsoft Exchange is made easy with up.time's pre-defined monitor templates. Or, by using Advanced Monitors, up.time will execute any custom scripts you develop and perform your service checking and alerting for you. This saves you time and effort and protects your current investment. up.time is the only server management software that you'll need. |
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Automated ReportsDo you need to provide management and end users with accurate performance and server availability reports? up.time will save you countless hours of work and provide you with comprehensive and professional reports that deliver the exact information you need in PDF, HTML and XML format. up.time automatically schedules and generates all the valuable system and server management reports you need for tracking critical enterprise resources and application availability. Reports can be run ad-hoc at any time or scheduled for automatic generation and delivered via email or posted to a website for viewing. |
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Regional Group ViewBy clicking on any regional server or application group you get a quick and easy snapshot of all servers and applications in a specific area. This gives you a bird's-eye view of regional performance and availability. Color-coded problem identification makes it easy to identify problems that are occurring with server performance, system resources, applications and IT service outages. Problem servers 'float' to the top of your regional view to make their identification quick and easy. Once identified, simply click on the host name, or critical flag and you'll be able to isolate the root cause by drilling down to many root cause analytics, graphs and metrics. |
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Application Workload CharacterizationInstantly get a real picture of the workload your applications including: databases, mail servers, Web servers, in-house applications, commercial applications are creating within your server environment. Get a short, mid-term, or long-term snapshot to assist your capacity planning and decision making during pre-production stress/load testing and post-production application server deployment. Instantly access Workload Characterization views: by Users, by Groups, by Process ID, by Process/Application Names ....or if you are running short on time and just need to know "What's Going On?" ... just click on: Top 10-Workload Characterization and pick your timeframe to find the culprits that are eating up your server resources. |
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Alerting, Escalation and Automated RecoveryAlerting, escalation, and automated recovery options are very powerful management tools built into up.time that will improve availability and your relationship with end users. These features allow for automated reaction to problems detected by up.time monitors in response to outages, performance thresholds or whatever else is important to you. up.time will take the appropriate actions as defined by you including:
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Multi-System Performance ComparisonPowerful, yet easy to interpret 3-D and 2-D graphs make simple work of understanding either single server or multi-server overall usage and capacity trends. Compare and co-relate rates of CPU utilization across individual servers or groups of servers with ease. Add trend lines, averages and a host of other summary graph highlights to help you interpret and visualize short and long term system resource trends. Create and print a variety of charts and graphs for management, long-term trend analysis, and capacity planning. |
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Monitor Network PerformanceKeeping track of your servers' performance over your network is simple. By monitoring and collecting server network interface statistics, up.time helps you detect when anomalous activity may be occurring and helps you determine whether a problem is server or network related. Statistics including Network Throughput, I/O (Bandwidth Usage), TCP Retransmits and Network Errors make problem detection and isolation a snap. |
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Monitor Disks and File SystemsEnhanced volume, file system and disk usage data with short or long-term statistics make it easy for system administrators to plan for network storage capacity now, and for the future. up.time provides useful info including:
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J2EE Server Monitoring and ReportingIf you need business server monitoring and run mission-critical applications on WebSphere or WebLogic, then up.time can monitor and report on the health and performance of your J2EE servers. All you need to do is define a WebSphere or WebLogic service monitor and up.time will immediately start collecting performance metrics that will give you insight into the performance of your servers. Then, use a report to pinpoint the source of problems before they affect your end users or impact service levels. |
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System Status at a GlanceNeed an overview of the status of a system? You can get it using up.time's Quick Snapshot. The Quick Snapshot lists the basic hardware and process information for a system and graphs that chart the CPU statistics and free memory of a system over the last 24 hours. If you notice problem while viewing the Quick Snapshot, you can generate a report to obtain more information about the problem. |
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Powerful 3-D Graphing and Analysis ToolsChoose from a multitude of Bar, Line, Surface, Bubble, Pie, Point graphs and then Zoom, Angle, Rotate and Traverse forwards or backwards through graphs to isolate the systems events you need and create highly professional reports which will help you quickly understand system behavior and effectively communicate it to your peers and management. Once you have created the graph you need, you can export and save it quickly and then email it to a peer, save it for your next report or immediately print it and take it along to your next operations meeting. |
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