eG Enterprise is an end-to-end APM solution that monitors your application's performance and the supporting infrastructure in context and in a single pane of glass, so you can quickly diagnose the root cause of performance problems wherever they occur.
In today's age of digital transformation and cloud-driven application deployments, delivering excellent digital experience for end-user experience is the primary focus for organizations. Simply tracking application up/down status and basic CPU and memory utilization metrics is no longer sufficient.
A cohesive application performance monitoring (APM) strategy that focuses on customers’ digital experience, business transactions, application dependencies and infrastructure performance is key to achieving application performance success.
eG Enterprise is a converged application and infrastructure monitoring solution that answers the toughest IT problem of today: "Why is my application slow?". With eG Enterprise, you can:
eG Enterprise is an end-to-end performance
management solution that allows enterprises to detect,
diagnose, and resolve application
performance issues before end-users are affected.
Delivers deep performance visibility from application code to bare metal – across cloud, virtualized, containerized, physical, and hybrid IT infrastructures |
Ensures proactive detection and resolution of application slowdowns using built-in artificial intelligence, machine learning and root cause analysis |
Provides a unified console to monitor user experience, application and infrastructure performance, reducing disagreements and blame among application owners, IT Ops, DevOps, and developers |
eG Enterprise is aligned with Gartner's functional dimensions of APM platforms:
With eG Enterprise, we can now quickly identify root causes of incidents, resolving
them before users are impacted. Automatic prioritization and categorization of
alerts helps us better focus on the important issues and prioritize our resources
accordingly.
Problems in your application can happen anywhere in your technology stack.
eG Enterprise gives you a single-pane-of-glass that
gets you to the root-cause of the problem
in three clicks no matter where it occurs.
Considering application-to-application mappings, application-to-VM relationships, and application-to-network dependencies, eG Enterprise differentiates the root cause of a problem from its effects.
Unique among application monitoring tools, this unified monitoring capability helps administrators identify and resolve the exact cause of an application slowdown: Is it the application code, operating system, server hardware, database, network, virtualization, or storage?
eG Enterprise uses a tag-and-follow approach and automatically traces user access from web browsers or native mobile applications to the application servers, and pinpoints the server-side component responsible for slow business transactions.
The combination of both RUM and synthetic monitoring provides the complete set of metrics and KPIs required to monitor the digital experience of end-users as they interact with enterprise applications and services.
eG Enterprise provides actionable insights using proactive alerts, self-learning baseline thresholds, and built-in correlative intelligence. Leverage out-of-the-box and custom reports for streamlined historical application performance trending, operational analytics, and infrastructure capacity planning.
eG Enterprise provides actionable insights using proactive alerts, self-learning baseline thresholds, and built-in correlative intelligence. Leverage out-of-the-box and custom reports for streamlined historical application performance trending, operational analytics, and infrastructure capacity planning.
Customers choose eG Enterprise because it offers an
end-to-end IT monitoring solution that pinpoints the
root cause of digital experience
problems and prevents them from chasing the symptoms of the problem.
Supported by eG Enterprise
Unify your IT infrastructure and application monitoring in a single pane of glass
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Be the first to know when the user experience of web applications is affected, when, where, and how |
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Enhance application uptime, and be proactively alerted to performance deviations |
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Boost customer satisfaction by ensuring rich user experience for web applications |
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Increase ROI and productivity by ensuring peak performance of applications on-premises and in the cloud |
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Accelerate troubleshooting of issues, using deep diagnostics and actionable insights |
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Provide metrics, analysis and reports for a broad range of stakeholders: Management, business owners, IT operations, architects, developers, and helpdesk |
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eG Enterprise is the only single pane-of-glass, virtualization-aware, auto-diagnostic IT infrastructure performance monitor |
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Gain actionable answers to performance issues, wherever they originate, from application code to bare metal |
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Understand the impact of infrastructure issues on application performance and user experience |
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Unify IT performance monitoring, alerting, diagnosing, reporting, and capacity planning in a single console |
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Ensure a great user experience and dramatically improve IT efficiency |
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Benefit from flexible deployment options (on-premises and SaaS) and IT monitoring approaches (agentless and agent-based) |
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20 years of delivering exceptional monitoring capabilities to IT teams and enterprises |
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End-to-end monitoring gets you to the root-cause of problems faster in application or infrastructure tiers |
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Dedicated support team in every region to provide quick support at any time of the day |
APM is the ability to monitor applications in-depth, in order to determine how well they are performing and to be able to discover and troubleshoot application bottlenecks.
Code-level issues are a key focus of APM solutions, but they are not the only focus. For instance, bottlenecks in the Java virtual machine (JVM) configuration can affect an application's performance and hence, monitoring for JVM issues is also included in the scope of APM solutions.
No, a standard technique for obtaining application code insights is using byte-code instrumentation. Byte code is injected into a Java JVM or .NET CLR and this functions in a manner that is transparent to the application. The injected code captures all application method calls, database queries, extrernal web accesses and so on and can produce transaction flow graphs that highlight where most of the time is spent during processing of a request.
No, there are a new breed of converged application and infrastructure monitoring tools like eG Enterprise that provide deep application level insights and broad infrastructure monitoring support.
Most APM solutions support the common programming platforms in use. eG Enterprise supports Java, Microsoft .NET and .NET Core, PHP and Node.js.
An APM solution must include different ways of monitoring user experience. Typically, this is a combination of synthetic monitoring and real user monitoring.
It must support monitoring of the application engine - Java JVM or .NET CLR, etc. It must also provide insights into the performance of the web container/application server hosting the application (e.g., Tomcat, WebLogic, WebSphere, JBoss, etc.), and it must include distributed transaction tracing capabilities for code level diagnosis. These are the minimum expectations of an APM tool.