DX APM
It was used by one department who instrumented with DX APM. They used it for regular monitoring and to supply KPI of application services. …
DX Application Performance ManagementFormerly CA APM
DX Application Performance Management
DX Application Performance Management
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What is DX Application Performance Management?
DX Application Performance Management (formerly CA APM, or CA Application Performance Management) is an application performance management platform designed to correlate and analyze data in real-time. DX APM supports hybrid environments and customizable failure thresholds.
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- Threshold alerts (6)3.232%
- Application performance management console (6)3.232%
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DX Application Performance Management (formerly CA APM, or CA Application Performance Management) is an application performance management platform designed to correlate and analyze data in real-time. DX APM supports hybrid environments and customizable failure thresholds.
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What is DX Application Performance Management?
DX Application Performance Management (formerly CA APM, or CA Application Performance Management) from Broadcom company CA Technologies is an application performance management platform designed to correlate and analyze data across users, applications, infrastructure and network services, giving you real-time insight into the health of key business services. DX APM is an evolution of the former Wily Technologies Customer Experience Management (CEM) acquired by CA Technologies.
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DX Application Performance Management (formerly CA APM, or CA Application Performance Management) is an application performance management platform designed to correlate and analyze data in real-time. DX APM supports hybrid environments and customizable failure thresholds.
Reviewers rate Predictive capabilities and Collaboration tools and Out-of-the box templates to monitor applications highest, with a score of 4.
The most common users of DX Application Performance Management are from Enterprises (1,001+ employees).
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May 25, 2020
DX APM
It was used by one department who instrumented with DX APM. They used it for regular monitoring and to supply KPI of application services. There is no special business problems to resolve. This team migrated from old CA APM applications to use DX APM. That's why nothing special has been involved.
- Report.
- Alerts.
- Availability of KPIs.
- Setup custom KPIs.
- Notification integration with other software.
February 18, 2020
If you DON’T want ROI or the ability to find root cause select DX Application Performance Management!
DX Application Performance Management is primarily used as a legacy monitoring tool to look at limited metrics which provides a limited perspective on application uptime or health. It is also used to attempt to pinpoint root cause for performance issues. By running performance tests that exhibit performance issues the tool is employed in order to attempt to assess root cause. It’s the tool that everyone begrudgingly has to use and loves to hate.
- Presents real time metrics
- Presents real time graphs
- Entire product is cumbersome
- Excellent at presenting false positives
February 07, 2018
Great tool for app monitoring and customized dashboards!
Our enterprise monitoring group is piloting CA APM for our most important applications. We have built app specific dashboards that report on the success/failure of the most commonly performed actions. We are using APM to get more accurate and useful data from our most heavily used applications.
- Alerting which can be customized by the end user.
- Visualization of the metrics and data presented to provide a unique and attractive interface.
- Flexibility to manage actions and commands that we deem important for each application. The ability to define these and customize the metrics reported for each individual application is huge for us.
- The product was overly complex to set up and required a lot of interaction from CA and third-party resources. Make sure you have the appropriate amount of vendor services when you implement the tool.
- Support/documentation is also not as available as other products we have used in the past. The user community is not quite as strong either.
- Authentication setup was difficult also and took lots of troubleshooting and vendor help to set up.
June 24, 2017
Business Critical Application Monitoring
We have recommended CA APM to other companies. CA APM has been implemented and supported in my current project for the past 4 years. It is used in banking, POS and HR solutions for the complete project (whole organisation) and not for any specific department.
It does address most of our business requirements.
- CA APM supports .Net and Java applications which are the strong areas of CA APM. It does very well in banking solutions where we are able to meet our business requirements.
- We are facing challenges to meet RFP requirements in few areas where I would recommend CA to improve.
- We are facing challenges for non (java and dotnet application) which CA APM does not support. SAP is another solution where CA APM is not able to address our business requirement.
December 15, 2016
Here you go CA Wily Customer Experience Manager in my way
CA Wily identifies the potential performance problems by analyzing the user transactions when we do performance testing of scalable web apps and thus allows the organization to understand and respond to the end user, which is within organization. It addresses all the performance issues in the configuration of middle ware architecture like connections to the database, active number of threads in the application server, heap usage and memory leak issues.
- Heap Consumption in the Application servers and its traces throughout the test scenarios.
- Active number of database connections from application server to the database server.
- It provides the CPU usage in the JVM and also provides if all the instances of application server are having load while running the test on the load balancing server.
- Traces the active number of threads in each node of application server.
- To kill the thread explicitly in the server as per our need.
- To explicitly invoke the garbage collection so as to monitor the load as per our desire.
- Sampling frequency to be reduced to get more deterministic of some counters.
- Determine the first response byte from the server.
February 05, 2016
CA APM is a Standard
My organization primarily utilizes CA APM to track the performance of all of our in house java web applications and websites. We us it to gather performance metrics from an Dev App prospective to better understand how our sites and applications are being utilized. So we as a company know what our goals and progress moving forward should be.
- Introscope does a good job of tracking performance of java jvm applications.
- CEM does a good job of creating the reports that can be used to track web trends.
- Team Center can quickly map out the applications and pin point possible issues and gaps within the monitoring.
- There is a steep learning curve with the tool which can make it at times daunting to use.
- APM can at times be fickle with what it can and cannot track as far as performance metrics go.
- Other than Team Center, the rest of the pieces of the tool aren't as intuitive and require more time to instrument.