We recently rolled out Applications Manager version 10.2. Here, we brief you through the features and enhancements which has gone into this release: Support for...
Upcoming Webinar: New and improved Java Transaction Monitoring – A sneak peek
We’re about to release an advanced version of our Java transaction monitoring feature and we want you to get the first look! Today’s complex web...
First look into Applications Manager’s RabbitMQ monitoring
Enterprise applications typically share data with other peer applications and provide a unified set of functionality. The communication across applications is facilitated by messaging systems...
ManageEngine included in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Application Performance Monitoring
We are pleased to announce that ManageEngine has been included in Gartner’s prestigious magic quadrant for application performance monitoring. The Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application...
Season’s greetings from ManageEngine Applications Manager Team
2011 has been quite a journey for us. Along the way, we shipped quite a few versions (9.4 to 10.2), won over the trust of...
Going beyond plain virtualization monitoring – The new white paper from ManageEngine
Virtualization technology has transformed the way business works with IT. However, rapid virtualization and the co-existence of virtual environments with physical and cloud entities have...
High Java CPU usage due to string concatenation: String concat(+) vs. StringBuffer or StringBuilder append()
You might know that the String concat(+) method is a costly operation compared to the StringBuffer or StringBuilder append() method. But you might not know...
New in Applications Manager: vFabric tc Server Monitoring and more
Here, we take you through the gist of new features and enhancements which has gone into ManageEngine Applications Manager, release 10.1: Support for monitoring VMware...
Virtual Machine Sprawls: How can you keep them in check?
Is too much of a good thing bad? The answer is yes. Wise men say too much of money can cloud your judgment. Too much...