How to monitor application performance in the cloud

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clarecate 50 weeks ago

What tool will help me determine what the user experience is for the apps they access in a cloud environment?

Topic: Cloud Computing

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greg-cedexis 50 weeks ago

Hi clarecate, it depends on what you're looking to measure about the user's experience. Cedexis Radar gives you insight into how your users experience your apps as well as the comparative data you need to make good choices about which cloud providers perform best for your audience. Check out our Country Reports to see the type of data you can get from deploying Radar:

http://www.cedexis.com/country-reports/

Greg Unrein

Cedexis, Inc.

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sandeepseeram 50 weeks ago

CA Application Performance Management Cloud Monitor provides end-to-end transaction response-time visibility into cloud, mobile and Web applications to provide up-to-the-minute insight into performance and availability.

CA APM Cloud Monitor makes the CA APM solution even more comprehensive, and provides an easy-to-use, SaaS-based option for applications that don’t require full APM. This best-of-both-worlds approach optimizes your investment by employing the right level of monitoring to help you consistently deliver high service levels and an exceptional end-user experience.

Sandeep Seeram

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IAmOnDemand_tw3... 51 weeks ago

@Clarecate - I assume that I have the answers for your question but I will need some clarifications -

to measure user expirience you can try - totango.com

with regards to measuring your cloud environment preformance you can try - Newvem.com

Ofir.

ofir@newvem.com

http://www.iamondemand.com

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jimlynch 52 weeks ago

You could use something like Compuware APM. I have not used it, but here's a page that explains why it might be useful. I'm sure there are other choices as well.

Why You Need Compuware APM
http://www.compuware.com/application-performance-management/why-you-need...

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sandeepseeram 52 weeks ago

zenoss is a open source software that can help you to monitor the performance of a application in the cloud.

Website: www.zenoss.com

Sandeep Seeram

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sandeepseeram 52 weeks ago

zenoss is a open source software that can help you to monitor the performance of a application in the cloud.

Website: www.zenoss.com

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