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Watch4net Introduces Unified Service-Oriented Dashboard for Vblock Infrastructure Packages

June 29, 2010 by Robin Wauters Leave a Comment

Watch4net has added new ReportPack for Vblock Infrastructure Packages to its APG Software Suite.

With this new module designed for Cisco, EMC, and VMware Cloud Computing offerings, APG discovers, models and monitors the end-to-end dependencies across storage, servers, network and virtualization domains, managing Vblocks as a single entity.

Key performance metrics are collected for all Vblock components and analyzed in context with their relationships with and impacts on other resources. This provides organizations (service providers and enterprises alike) with unified visibility into their data centers, showing in real-time the dependencies between services and underlying applications, operating systems and Vblock infrastructures as well as giving them detailed insight into the quality of service delivered.

Operation teams can map service-related issues with infrastructure components, and vice-versa, in order to facilitate troubleshooting and better meet committed service levels.

Features:

  • Predefined performance instrumentation, certified for Cisco UCS, Cisco Nexus family, Cisco MDS 9000 series, EMC Symmetrix VMAX, EMC Unified Storage (Celerra and CLARiiON family) and VMware vSphere™.

  • More than 300+ out-of-the box reports and dashboards, covering fabrics interconnects chassis, servers, ESX and VMs, Server Policies, Traffic Utilization, LUNs, Physical Disks.

  • Representation of services dependencies across the data center — including applications, servers, networks, storage — both physical and virtual.

  • Real-time Performance Scorecards, Trending Analysis, SLA compliance Reporting, Adaptive alerting, Inventory Reports.

  • Global Search Functions, spanning all devices in the data-center.

  • Inbound and Outbound adapters to exchange data with third-party applications – CMDBs, Service Catalogue, EMS/NMS…

  • Customizable, multi-customers web portal, with role & profile access-control.

  • Agent-less approach, leveraging SNMP agents, Cisco UCS API and EMC storage management APIs.

  • Distributed and Scalable architecture, supporting tens of thousands of devices and millions of indicators.

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