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The inclination of an application to handle end user requests and return timely and accurate responses is known as application availability. When a business becomes increasingly dependent on IT, application availability becomes a concern. The need for system availability extends across all components of a network. But the
availability of a system is most obvious to users at the application level. The function of application availability is to meet business needs. For today’s business-critical applications, enterprises require a robust application
monitoring tool which can work for
application availability,
application performance and
IT monitoring. Enterprises must be worry-free and confident that their IT infrastructure is protected from physical server failures as well as outages that affect virtual servers and the applications running inside them.
With web-based business applications becoming an essential component of every business, they are a vital part in executing various organizational business processes. Whether it is a pure web-based multi-tier application or a front end to an existing ERP or legacy system, application availability and the content of transaction output needs to be monitored at all times to ensure reliable and correct operation of business processes.
Tevron’s CitraTest APM provides a quick, efficient and discreet way for monitoring application availability, reliability, and application performance. It also captures the hard-to-get URL-to-SQL application metrics. It presents these important metrics in a manner that enables effective communication and rapid proactive or reactive detection, correction and verification throughout the application lifecycle. CitraTest APM increases application availability by a few percentage points, which can save many man-hours and thousands of dollars.
Tevron’s CitraTest APM allows IT administrators to monitor application performance and availability to run the IT department cost effectively in alignment with company objectives. As a result, Business Managers can boost IT performance that helps achieve the business goals through increased efficiency and profitability.
With web-based business applications becoming an essential component of every business, they are a vital part in executing various organizational business processes. Whether it is a pure web-based multi-tier application or a front end to an existing ERP or legacy system, application availability and the content of transaction output needs to be monitored at all times to ensure reliable and correct operation of business processes.
Tevron’s CitraTest APM provides a quick, efficient and discreet way for monitoring application availability, reliability, and application performance. It also captures the hard-to-get URL-to-SQL application metrics. It presents these important metrics in a manner that enables effective communication and rapid proactive or reactive detection, correction and verification throughout the application lifecycle. CitraTest APM increases application availability by a few percentage points, which can save many man-hours and thousands of dollars.
Tevron’s CitraTest APM allows IT administrators to monitor application performance and availability to run the IT department cost effectively in alignment with company objectives. As a result, Business Managers can boost IT performance that helps achieve the business goals through increased efficiency and profitability.
"Best-in-Class companies identified by Aberdeen
surveys and interviews were found to be twice as
likely as others to manage deployed services
proactively. This demonstrates and underscores how
solutions such as Tevron's CitraTest APM can help
companies to maximize the business value of their IT
investments by monitoring application performance
proactively and comprehensively."- Michael Dortch
Senior Analyst, Aberdeen
Author of the recent study "Performance in a Service-Oriented Architecture World."