SL Corporation significantly expands the connectivity and usability of its leading end-to-end application monitoring and data visualization platform, RTView Enterprise Monitor 1.5, with new TIBCO and Oracle solutions and end user customization tools.
RTView Enterprise Monitor is an easy-to-use, easy-to-implement application monitoring solution designed to provide an end-to-end view of the health state for your most business-critical applications and the software and hardware that support them, including middleware, database, virtual machines, host and network.
“SL is committed to delivering a robust application monitoring environment for mission-critical applications” says Tom Lubinski, founder and CEO of SL Corporation. “We work very closely with our customers to ensure that we can meet their requirements with new features and solutions packages for their most important infrastructure components.”
RTView Enterprise Monitor 1.5 includes new solution packages, agents, connectors, and end user tools enabling greater visibility into the extended application and supporting infrastructure.
- TIBCO ActiveMatrix Solution Package offers deeper integration into the TIBCO stack. Complementary to existing TIBCO BusinessWorks and TIBCO EMS solution packages, the ActiveMatrix Monitor automatically correlates applications and services to supporting TIBCO and non-TIBCO infrastructure components for unparalleled visibility into the aggregated health and stability of TIBCO ActiveMatrix applications and services.
- UX Monitor Solution Package provides visibility into the performance of application user interfaces to monitor response times between the front-end and back-end systems so that you can ensure optimum user experience.
- RTView Host Agent allows users to monitor the compute resources on any physical host including CPU, Memory, Network and storage.
- Oracle Enterprise Manager Connector allows RTView Enterprise Monitor to connect to existing deployments of Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) and collect performance data for databases and hosts (physical servers) that have been designated as OEM targets.
- Metric Explorer is a new Web-based tool that empowers users to create their own customized view of available metrics, without requiring the more sophisticated tools required by deployers and managers. Now users can self-service their data requirements faster than ever resulting in greater adoption and faster turnaround times.
SL Corporation continues to innovate and bring comprehensive, end-to-end application monitoring tools to market to help support teams monitor system health, minimize downtime, and maximize performance. You can expect to see a lot more innovative offerings from SL Corporate over the next year.
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