Apica Synthetic

We had a gap in our monitoring along the lines of synthetic-user monitoring. We needed consistent availability monitoring of our web applications.

We use Apica Synthetic for networks, servers, and application monitoring for the performance and availability of networks, servers, and applications.

Apica Synthetic is being used across the organization to monitor uptime SLA's.

Apica Synthetic is our main tool to monitor applications and data threads. It's used all the time by our full-stack development department. We are very satisfied with the features they provide. It can serve as a website troubleshooting solution or simply for providing analysis and metrics. Plus, it's easy to integrate with our other tools like Google Analytics and Selenium.

Apica Synthetic is being used by one of our clients for monitoring the infrastructure of their silver and bronze applications. We are monitoring Linux and Windows servers as well as VMs. It helps us ensure that all the servers are up and running and reduces the number of disruptions that impact the business and application workflows.

This product is used by our department. We have multiple URLs which are deployed for different customers. It is important for our organization that all these URLs will be available 24/7. So we have created a dashboard and integrated this tool with the dashboard. Apica Synthetic monitors the URLs after every 180 sec and keeps uploading the database, and our front-end dashboard keeps showing green for that particular URL. If the URL is not accessible, then Apica Synthetic monitoring triggers an email to our first line of support and then the team gets notified. Also, if a URL is not accessible, then our dashboard becomes red.

It is being used in our North American region to monitor many applications. My knowledge is specific to our POS implementations. We use it to monitor uptime and lag time for several applications relevant to our SaaS POS systems. It allows us to react when there are issues and to provide feedback to our POS vendors of issues we are seeing. We have one specific application which is near EOL and has been highly problematic this last year. Apica Synthetic provides us with a rapid indicator of a problem much sooner than just waiting for our customers to call in. We can generally alert the vendor and they can fix the issue prior to most of our customers being impacted.

We use it as product monitoring. We use it to simulate how customers use our products, with both web scenarios and more advanced API calls and some other scenarios. That way we know exactly where to look if something is not working. We also do this so we get the useful SLA information.

We use Apica Synthetic across the whole organization; I use it to help monitor around 120 servers that support about 30 different websites. It helps a lot by giving me live data on how the server's state is and helps inform me about what the problem might be when the servers go down or lose connectivity.

This is configured on infrastructure where we receive synthetic alerts when something goes wrong in infrastructure environment

We use Apica Synthetic for many of our customers and it is very easy to set up and manage. We use Apica Synthetic for monitoring of both public and internal websites with simple URL checks and more advanced scenario checks. It is easy to see what has gone wrong with a check and also compare checks. We also use it to send out monthly SLA reports to the customers.