VMware Reports
1. Easily Monitor and Manage Virtual Servers and Instances
2. Track Instance Movement
3. vSphere (ESX 4) Ready
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VMware Monitoring and VMware Reporting for Mid-Enterprises to Drive VMware Performance
Easy VMware Monitoring For Better VMware Performance
One Tool That Monitors Virtual, Physical and Cloud:
- A "Single Tool" for Virtual, Physical, and Cloud Infrastructure: up.time uses role-based dashboards to provide visibility and manageability of your entire IT infrastructure (VMware monitoring and VMware reporting, physical server monitoring and cloud monitoring), including assets, applications, and business services across onsite and remote datacenters, hybrid environments, and outsourced infrastructure. Drive your up VMware performance with up.time's VMware Monitoring.
- Simple Per-Physical-Server Pricing: Complete application and server monitoring for one price. No tiers or management packs and free lifetime upgrades with support. Just count your physical servers (even in virtual environments!). Installs in minutes, deploys in as little as 1-day.
- Minimize 'Tool Soup': up.time is a complete cross-platform solution, including:
Deep VMware Monitoring Means Better VMware Performance:
- Deep VMware Monitoring Metrics: +20 plus deep VMware metrics that provide visibility into your VMware performance. Provision resources properly and avoid instance contention. Metrics include: Memory Balloon, Percent Wait, Memory Zero, and many more.
- Easily Avoid Sprawl with VMware Reports: Easily halt over-provisioning. Report on total VMs and rates of growth over time from a global or datacenter level.
- Watch Instances VMotion: See advanced scheduling and provisioning with up.time VMware Monitoring. Watch instances as they move automatically from platform to platform. Automated VMware reports and deep VMware monitors show you how to get better VMware Performance.
How? uptime works directly with the VMware product teams to ensure up.time is a very deep VMware monitoring solution, and we are always one of the first to support VMware's newest offerings.
Increase VMware Performance in Your Infrastructure:
- Quickly See VM Density for Better VMware Performance: Deep VMware monitoring shows how VMs are impacting VM performance. Use active VM placement to ensure VMs work together.
- Isolate Contention and Conflicts with VMware Reporting: Mo more VM bottlenecking for critical resources.
- Intelligent VMware Alerting: up.time alerts when problems occur, quickly pinpoints root-cause, and can automate actions to stop the outages from reoccurring in the future. Triage performance issues rapidly and decrease Mean-Time-To-Repair (MTTR).
- Identify VM Troublemakers with ‘Top 20’ Reports: VMware Reports for downtime, number of incidents, and Mean-Time-Before-Failure. Choose to focus your efforts on the worst systems first.
Don't Waste Time Putting Out Fires. Automate...
- Automatically Avoid Incidents Before They Happen: up.time’s deep integration with VMware’s vCenter Orchestrator® makes automating actions to stop recurring and future outages easy, saving time and resources.
- Automate the Knowledge of Your Experts: Proactively detect recurring issues and automatically trigger the appropriate fix with no manual intervention.
- Visualize Performance of Virtualized Applications with the ‘Incident Priority Quadrant’: Map incidents and downtime together in one report to prioritize critical recovery actions.
Plan and Manage Your VMware Growth Better:
- Enable Rapid Virtual Infrastructure Growth: up.time helps plan, consolidate, monitor, optimize, and automate the virtual infrastructure. Deep VMware Monitoring and VMware Reports give you the metrics you need to increase VMware Performance as you grow.
- Fuel Virtual Infrastructure Growth by Eliminating Incidents: Grow faster as corrective workflows are automatically applied to avoid recurring problems. There is no faster way to drive VMware performance than through up.time's automation.
Customer Success Story: Bank Of Montreal
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Maximum Density and Better VMware Performance: "We've been able to stretch the hardware a lot further, and in some cases we're getting 50-to-one VMware workloads per server with up.time." - Joe Kitchen, Senior Manager of Infrastructure Development, Bank of Montreal.
Business Problem: Bank of Montreal (BMO) was looking for a server monitoring, application monitoring and capacity planning solution that could help them identify potential issues quickly and drive out inefficiencies in a cost effective manner. To guide key decisions in consolidation and virtualization, they were interested in capacity planning, forecasting, and historical trending reports. They also needed deep enterprise level monitoring that could span virtual and physical environments.
Results:
- 50%-70% decrease in IT costs
- 25% increase in productivity
- Increased infrastructure uptime and better VMware performance
- A solution that is easy to use, and senses problems proactively before they happen.
"We saved between 50%-70% during our implementation of 275 servers and couldn’t be happier with uptime’s solution and their service.”.
up.time's VMware Monitors
- vSphere (ESX 4) - vSphere monitoring and management.
- ESX 3.x - ESX monitoring is agentless monitoring when managed by Virtual Infrastructure 3.
- ESX 3i - up.time provides deep ESX 3i monitoring and ESX 3i reports.
Download our Virtualization White paper: Optimizing the Virtual Environment: Five Guidelines for Selecting the Right VMware Monitoring and Management Solution," or download a free trial of up.time 5 - VMware performance, availability, and capacity management software that just works. Click here to Download
up.time is your all-in-one solution for deep monitoring of both virtual (including vSphere monitoring and ESX 4 monitoring) and physical (including AIX monitoring, Solaris monitoring, Windows monitoring, Linux monitoring, and Novell monitoring) environments.











