Goliath Technologies has enhanced their performance monitoring, analysis and reporting product to include out-of-the-box integration into the XenApp Server, SQL Server, Web Interface, Windows Infrastructure and Virtual Servers/Machines.
“Can you imagine how frustrating it must be to have the responsibility of determining the root cause of performance degradation, when you can’t see all the potential infrastructure elements that might be causing the issue? For the XenApp Administrator who hears the words ‘Citrix is slow,’ this is a reality” said Thomas Charlton, Chairman and CEO of Goliath Technologies.
He continued, “the goal is a happy end user and the central challenge is that XenApp depends on networks, underlying physical or virtual servers, and other elements to deliver an acceptable user experience. Our product offers a lens into all of these components so that an administrator can determine casualty, remediate quickly, provide objective evidence of root cause and automate fix actions based on best practices thresholds.”
MonitorIT delivers comprehensive monitoring for XenApp Farms and its dependent infrastructure to truly isolate the root cause of problems when they occur, on the local network or in remote environments.
Using the XenApp Session Dashboard and Health Check, administrators can finally validate that XenApp is healthy and available, and if it is not, then quickly identify problems and initiate automated fix actions. And unlike other solutions, MonitorIT can look past XenApp itself, to see how the dependent infrastructure is impacting XenApp, including VMware or XenServer, network devices, physical servers and more.
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