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Doing More with VMware

Doing More with VMware. Mark Jones, Director of Product Management, NetIQ Chris Ladd, Systems Engineer, NetIQ. - Integrated Application Monitoring - Process Automation. 3. 4. VirtualCenter Administration. VirtualCenter Performance Monitoring. VirtualCenter Reports. Poor Database Response.

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Doing More with VMware

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  1. Doing More with VMware Mark Jones, Director of Product Management, NetIQ Chris Ladd, Systems Engineer, NetIQ - Integrated Application Monitoring - Process Automation

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  4. VirtualCenterAdministration

  5. VirtualCenterPerformance Monitoring

  6. VirtualCenterReports

  7. Poor Database Response Application Scope Web Server Farm Load Balancers App Servers Firewalls Routers Firewalls Switches Web Application Users Clustered Database ResponseTime Measurements

  8. Which Servers are Ready? 9

  9. What NetIQ Can Do: • Improve Candidate Assessment • Pre-virtualization Baselining and Assessment • Answer Performance Questions • Application Health Monitoring • Show Your Work! • Historical Reporting and Analysis • Increase the Value from Virtualization • Task and Workflow Automation

  10. Virtualization Candidate Report

  11. Application Specific Baselines General Baseline CPU Disk Network Memory • Backend Mail Servers • Rate at which messages are received and submitted per minute • Elapsed time for messages residing in queues • Number and size of messages transferred between Exchange servers • Response time from the end user (customer) location Mail Server Baseline Message Rates Message Queues Number of messages Customer perception

  12. Comparison Analysis General Baseline Application Specific Baseline 100% 997 75% 25% 0% CPU Mail Queue Memory

  13. Detect Application Problems - And Identify the Source Rule Based Management Groups:Dynamically updates service maps according to user-specified rules End User Experience:Response Time Modules record and emulate end-user experience for web-based applications or Windows workstation clients Service Impact Assessment:AppManager emulates network, database, Exchange and Active Directory traffic, then compares that to events in the infrastructure, helping you understand service impact and pinpoint possible cause

  14. Service View of the Virtualized Environment

  15. Drill Down to Specific VM’s

  16. Show Application Performance

  17. Long Term Analysis

  18. Dashboard View of Host and VM Metrics

  19. Comparison of Metrics Across VM’s

  20. Detection of Anomalous Behavior

  21. Increase the Value from Virtualization • Task and Workflow Automation

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