Xangati announced a free version of its latest product release, XSR12.
Xangati is providing the tech community with the free version of its solution to acquaint enterprises and IT professionals with the value of application-aware, continuous, end-to-end monitoring to see overall infrastructure health at a glance and resolve end-user issues more quickly. The free version limits access to 16 objects per dashboard. For more than 16 objects, users can easily upgrade to the enterprise version, in place.
The free version of has all the functionality of the enterprise version including:
• Second-by-second precision in large scale environments
• Full end-to-end visibility of the entire datacenter and BYOD mobile clients
• Advanced analytics that determine root cause of alarm storms
• The ability to predict resource contention storms
• Prescriptive advice on the exact steps IT personnel should take to keep operations running smoothly
Xangati ensures a consistent user experience for Citrix XenApp or XenDesktop users because it communicates directly with those services, then adds key information gathered from other servers, switches and Citrix Netscaler ADCs, if present, to deliver a view of application and infrastructure performance that is unsurpassed. Like the enterprise edition of XSR12, the freemium version can collect metrics from Web Applications, XenApp environments, FlexPod, Cisco Unified Computing System’s (UCS) Virtual Interface Card and NetApp storage devices, if present, to provide an even clearer picture of how to get the most from the existing IT infrastructure while ensuring an excellent user experience.
“We’re offering the community version of XSR12 to allow more users the opportunity to explore Xangati’s complete and predictive view of performance management for highly dynamic and elastic cloud environments. This is be particularly valuable as companies plan their move into hybrid cloud environments,” said S. ‘Sundi’ Sundaresh, CEO of Xangati. “By being equipped with the Xangati solution, enterprises will have end-to-end visibility into their own environments, while tapping into intelligence about similar architectures, to deliver a superior end-user experience.”
New functionality included in the updated community version includes:
• Virtual App Dashboard with full Citrix XenApp and NetScaler AppFlow support with full integration with HDX technologies
• Web App Dashboard to track web services for e-commerce, gaming and other mission-critical applications
• FlexPod Support with integration with Cisco UCS servers and NetApp storage devices
• Multi-Hypervisor Support offering seamless integration with both Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware vSphere virtual machines
• Enhanced VDI, VI and other dashboards with new performance, availability and relative-capacity indices
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