From the Wires
ManageEngine Monitors Application Performance for Big Data and NoSQL
Jan. 29, 2013 09:15 AM
ManageEngine,
the real-time IT management company, today announced that its on-premise
application performance monitoring solution, Applications
Manager, supports NoSQL technologies that drive big data. Now,
Applications Manager can monitor application performance and provide
operational intelligence for the Apache Cassandra and the MongoDB NoSQL
databases. The ManageEngine solution also continues its existing support
for traditional relational databases such as Oracle, MySQL and memcached.
As applications become more complex and distributed, many businesses are
looking to exploit the benefits of NoSQL technologies such as Cassandra
and MongoDB, which offer superior scalability and read/write performance
when compared to traditional relational databases. However, these
technologies can also increase the complexity of the applications they
power, making it harder for IT operations teams to manage them. With
Applications Manager, IT teams can proactively monitor the performance
of Cassandra and MongoDB databases to ensure the applications based on
those NoSQL databases perform as expected.
“NoSQL technologies are relatively new and expertise is hard to find,
and that makes it difficult to ensure the performance of big data,” said
Gibu Mathew, director of product management at ManageEngine. “With
out-of-the-box support for Apache Cassandra and MongoDB, Applications
Manager can empower existing IT teams and make it easy for businesses to
justify their investments in big data technologies.”
NoSQL Performance Monitoring with Applications Manager
Applications Manager enables comprehensive Cassandra performance
monitoring and administration of all nodes in a cluster from a
centralized console. The key performance metrics of Cassandra monitored
by Applications Manager include heap size and usage, garbage collection,
IO wait, cache hit rate and compaction count.
For MongoDB, the key performance metrics tracked by Applications Manager
include memory utilization details, open connection statistics, CPU
usage, database operation performance and latency, transaction details,
response time, lock current queue and journaling statistics.
The support for MongoDB and Cassandra is complementary to the existing
out-of-the-box support for 50+ apps such as memcached, Tomcat, JBoss and
VMware.
Pricing and Availability
Applications Manager is available immediately with prices starting at
$795 for up to 25 servers or applications for the Professional Edition.
A free, fully functional, 30-day trial version is available at http://ow.ly/7evOs.
For more information on ManageEngine Applications Manager, please visit http://manageengine.com/apm.
For more information on ManageEngine, please visit http://www.manageengine.com/;
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About ManageEngine Applications Manager
ManageEngine
Applications Manager is application performance monitoring software
that helps businesses ensure high availability and performance for their
business applications by ensuring servers and applications have high
uptime. It comes with out-of-the-box support for 50+ application
servers, servers, databases and transactions spanning physical, virtual
and cloud infrastructures. For more information on ManageEngine
Applications Manager, please visit http://www.manageengine.com/apm.
About ManageEngine
ManageEngine
delivers the real-time IT management tools that empower an IT team to
meet an organization’s need for real-time services and support.
Worldwide, more than 65,000 established and emerging enterprises -
including more than 60 percent of the Fortune 500 — rely on ManageEngine products
to ensure the optimal performance of their critical IT infrastructure,
including networks, servers, applications, desktops and more.
ManageEngine is a division of Zoho
Corp. with offices worldwide, including the United States, United
Kingdom, India, Japan and China. For more information, please visit http://www.manageengine.com/;
follow the company blog at http://blogs.manageengine.com/,
on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/ManageEngine
and on Twitter at @ManageEngine.
ManageEngine is a trademark of Zoho Corp. All other brand names and
product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their
respective companies.
Tags: ManageEngine, real-time IT, Zoho, Applications Manager, big data,
MongoDB, Cassandra, NoSQL, relational database, MySQL, APM, application
performance monitoring, memcached, end user experience, cloud
monitoring, virtualization, cloud, IT management, business service
management, user experience monitoring, workflow automation, network
management, server management
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