LOGIN | REGISTER NOW | SUBSCRIBE
 
Print

Nastel keeps an eye on SLAs


By David Worthington


 David Worthington
Email
June 5, 2009 —  Nastel is attempting to make it easier for organizations to measure Service Level Agreements (SLA) around application performance with a new product called TransactionWorks.

Nastel, which makes application performance solutions, made TransactionWorks generally available on May 5.

TransactionWorks maps transaction flows between Java EE or MQ applications. It also monitors transaction volumes and performance metrics, and compares them to SLAs. Transactions are mapped to an organization's IT infrastructure to simplify the resolution of performance problems, said Charles Rich, vice president of marketing and product management.

It also integrates with Nastel's flagship AutoPilot M6 governance suite for service-oriented architectures, and it can leverage its modules for monitoring and managing infrastructure components.

AutoPilot supports IBM WebSphere MQ, WebSphere Application Server, WebSphere Business Integrator and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus. Both products instrument application servers and messaging products, and do not tag or modify messages, Rich said.

"AutoPilot was operational management; this is transaction management," he added. "We now provide both operational and transactional intelligence in one pane of glass, plus business context."




Related Search Term(s): Nastel, SLAs


Share this link: http://sdt.bz/33522
 
Digg!  Digg
Reddit  Reddit
Slashdot  Slashdot
Share on facebook  Facebook
Share on Twitter  Twitter


close
NEXT ARTICLE
Build your recovery strategy based on SLEs, not SLAs
Service-level expectations go beyond what SLAs provide, and they are a mark of an exceptional organization Read More...
 
 
 




News on Monday  more>>
Android Developer News  more>>
SharePoint Tech Report  more>>
Big Data TechReport  more>>

   
 
 

 


Download Current Issue
MAY 2013 PDF ISSUE

Need Back Issues?
DOWNLOAD HERE

Want to subscribe?