Databases are fundamental to every application, and reading or writing data in a quick and reliable way is critical to ensuring happy users. Your shiny new application may have worked well in the beginning, but with more and more people using the app the response times may take a nose dive. Or, what if you push a great new feature, guaranteed to make customers happy, but then it doesn’t scale or it actually degrades the performance of existing functionality? What do you do? How do you diagnose and resolve these issues in a timely and cost efficient manner? Whilst many organizations employ a team of database administrators (DBAs) to manage database performance, it’s often a group separated from development and operational support with their own tools, scripts, and procedures. This creates inefficiency in the root cause analysis process. We want to empower customers by including deep-dive database monitoring as part of end-to-end APM, thereby providing immediate visibility of DB metrics to all groups within IT. This session covers: -Why it makes sense to include the database as part of API -What are some real world problems affecting database performance -What is a good methodology for diagnosing and understanding database performance This deck was originally presented at AppSphere 2015.
The document describes the ADF Performance Monitor, a tool for measuring, analyzing, and improving the performance of Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) applications. It collects metrics on response times, health, and resource usage. Issues are reported in dashboards and JDeveloper. It helps detect, analyze, and resolve common and uncommon problems. Implementation takes less than a day. The overhead is 3-4% and it can be turned on/off without overhead. It supports diagnosing specific users, errors, slow queries, and memory usage to quickly find problems.
Part 2 of Mastering SAP Monitoring series http://www.itconductor.com/blog/mastering-sap-monitoring-without-sap-ccms-or-solman takes a closer look at Service management's core component: Availability, Performance, Alerts and how together with Analytics can automate Service Health Checks. We will explain these topics in detail with regards to SAP and the 10 principles of Application-Centric Service Management & Automation Benefits include: 1) 360-degree view of Application Environment 2) Dynamic Service Level Management 3) Service Impact Awareness 4) Subscription-based Management by Exceptions Audience: SAP Basis Administrator, SAP DBA, IT operations and managers of SAP ecosystems.
In a recent survey of 5,632 IT professionals – on the topic of data protection strategies and IT priorities – 67% responded with data availability as the top measure of IT performance. These statistics clearly state how the impact of downtime on customers, partners and employees is increasingly visible and costly in today’s constantly connected world. Syncsort’s market-leading portfolio of high availability and disaster recovery solutions continues to expand and evolve to meet the demands of organizations faced with exploding data volumes, limited IT resources and intensifying pressure for non-stop access to data and systems. View this webinar to learn about the latest developments in our IBM i high availability portfolio that can help your organization meet their critical recovery point and recovery time objectives.
Extended Flexagon FlexDeploy® Technical Overview presentation with product screenshots. Presentation extended with their permission. Slides demonstrating connection and deployment to Oracle Service Bus.
PASS President Grant Fritchey, and Redgate’s Arneh Eskandari, will show you how Redgate’s Database DevOps solution works to improve your database development and deployment processes. You'll see a demo of the following Redgate tools - SQL Source Control, DLM Automation and DLM Dashboard - and find out how they plug into Git and Jenkins. Learn how to: - Version control your databases from SSMS to track and understand changes - Include your database in your Continuous Integration process to get quick feedback - Automate your database deployment process to have safe, reliable, repeatable deployments - Monitor your databases across environments to understand their versions and get notified of changes
This document provides an overview of the Change Auditor software. It summarizes the modules for auditing Active Directory, Exchange, SharePoint, Windows file servers, NetApp, EMC, and SQL Server. It describes the challenges of auditing these systems individually and provides an overview of how Change Auditor offers a centralized auditing and reporting solution. The presentation also provides examples of how Change Auditor can be used to audit specific systems and its integration with other tools like InTrust.
The document summarizes the duties and accomplishments of an individual in database administration, development, and technical liaison roles. Key responsibilities included: 1) Implementing an in-house operational reporting system to reduce costs compared to external vendors; 2) Developing the LORS lending reporting system using .NET that conformed to technical standards; 3) Writing business requirements, coding to keep projects on schedule, and troubleshooting issues; 4) Maintaining intranet and extranet sites for a bank including applying standards, managing security, and automating processes.
This document discusses data caching and its evolution. It covers reasons for application caching like improving response times and offloading load from databases. It describes the evolution from do-it-yourself local and distributed caching using key-value stores, to automated dynamic caching solutions. Automated dynamic caching solutions cache query results, ensure data is never stale through real-time invalidation, and provide efficient cache management to keep hot data in memory. These solutions require minimal configuration and automatically recognize query patterns and cache dependencies.
SpringOne 2021 Session Title: Full-Stack Observability for IoT Event Stream Data Processing at Penske Speakers: Krishna Gogineni, Advisory Platform Architect at VMware; Shruti Modi, Director Data Platform at Penske Transportation Solution
This document discusses WinCC Open Architecture (OA) and its suitability for distributed and scalable SCADA systems. It provides an overview of WinCC OA capabilities through a case study of a distributed power generator management system. Key features highlighted include WinCC OA's support for distributed architectures, easy scalability, automatic generation of new sites, remote monitoring interfaces, robust data collection, and custom configuration tools. The document argues that WinCC OA is well-suited for oil and gas applications requiring monitoring and control of distributed well sites, pipelines, and other infrastructure.
This document summarizes a presentation on SharePoint 2013 infrastructure best practices. It discusses software and hardware requirements, new and updated service applications, the distributed cache service, claims-based authentication, shredded storage, and the new FAST search architecture. It provides recommendations for small, highly available, large, and virtualized farm architectures. It also covers AlwaysOn availability groups in SQL Server 2012 and performance monitoring for virtualized SharePoint servers.
This document discusses moving from a snapshot command line process to a new snapshot flat file and IMS LIS framework for updating student enrollment data in the system. The new process leverages SAP HANA for more frequent data pulls and an event-driven process for near real-time student enrollments. It also uses flat files containing extracted user, course, and enrollment data from Active Directory and SAP Hana. The process was implemented to reduce enrollment processing time from 48 hours to near real-time and decrease service desk calls about missing student information.
Microsoft Azure SQL Database came in the picture when nobody was talking about cloud computing. Since that time, Azure SQL Database has known many versions but was rather limited in functionality. Backing up your database was not possible, the size of your database was limited, heap tables were not allowed… Last November, Microsoft reached another milestone by introducing near-complete SQL Server engine compatibility and more premium performance. So, let’s get ready for this new release! I will to take you on a tour around the new Microsoft Azure SQL Database world. You will get an overview of the fundamentals of Microsoft Azure SQL Database administration – What’s new in the latest Update V12 – Azure SQL Database Auditing – Dynamic Data Masking – Row Level Security and many more. After attending this session you will have a good idea which features can be helpful to move your production database to Microsoft Azure SQL Database.
This presentation is about - JDBC providers, Creating data source & testing connection, Connection pool settings, For more details visit - http://vibranttechnologies.co.in/websphere-classes-in-mumbai.html
Continuous Availability and Scalability with ScaleBase Lite and ScaleBase Abstract: Business are driven by data and processes. Ensuring databases availability during unexpected outages, continuous operations during maintenance and webscale scalability – are keys for major positive impact on businesses. ScaleBase and ScaleBase Lite distributed database management systems ensure business continuity during unexpected and expected outages with automated failover and failback capabilities, enabling five-nines of availability (99.999%). Additional functionalities, such as load balancing and data distribution further increase performance and throughput capacity for more users and more data management. This webinar will review and discuss: 1. The lifecycle and the challenges of webscale databases 2. Availability challenges in public, private and hybrid clouds 3. Introduction to ScaleBase Lite – instant and transparent MySQL Scale-out by intelligent load balancing (read/write splitting) and continuous availability 4. Scale further with ScaleBase – Massive scale out to distributed database containing 10s and 100s of servers (Webinar Dec 17 2014)
Our post recession economy is demanding better decision making in a more timely and effective manner. Business Intelligence (BI) software is the next tool you can't do without! From financial reporting to budgeting, company consolidation to sales analysis, we'll show you creative and powerful ways to utilize Sage's BI tools. If you're looking for a software package that is going to provide you the information you need, when you need it, in a format you can understand, then you simply must attend this session.
The document discusses strategies for streamlining a SOA portfolio. It describes how SOA is meant to support distributed interconnected systems using open standards. However, many portfolios become inefficient over time, exhibiting tight coupling, a focus on integration rather than architecture, and little reuse. The document recommends applying SOA patterns, governance processes, and portfolio management techniques to analyze a portfolio and identify redundant services or areas that could be improved by consolidating functionality into reusable services aligned with business needs. This can help organizations consistently deliver business value with increased agility and cost effectiveness.
The Container Store uses AppDynamics in their development lifecycle to: 1) Install AppDynamics in test environments and build automated functional and performance test suites to baseline metrics and alert on deviations. 2) Empower their development and QA teams by giving them insights into the test environment and custom reports on any metrics. 3) Establish best practices like monitoring all applications, testing continuously, and performance testing early to detect issues before production and expedite remediation.
Learn how to monitor end-to-end workflows from every corner of the world. Hear the basics of AppDynamics Synthetic Monitoring and its integration in the AppDynamics Unified Monitoring Platform. Dive into scripting and how it allows monitoring of complex end-to-end workflows via a set of real-world examples describing best practices and tips to write better scripts and avoid common pitfalls. Key takeaways: o What AppDynamics Synthetic Monitoring can do today, and where the technology is going o See how Synthetic Monitoring complements Real User Monitoring and APM o Overview of the best tools available to help you build scripts quickly and reliably o Tips for handling complex websites, avoiding common pitfalls, and leveraging synthetic monitoring to run WebDriver scripts For more information, go to: www.appdynamics.com
AppDynamics Browser RUM is a handy tool for getting insight into customers and their experience. In this session we'll explore aggregated data collected from AppDynamics' SaaS cloud that will give you insight into the end-user experience across the customer base. Then we'll show you how you can use end-user monitoring tools to see how you measure up against your peers and identify opportunities to optimize your performance. As an added bonus we'll share some data on you, AppDynamics users. It's always valuable to understand how you are like and not like your customers. Key takeaways: o The typical page load time of an end user across the AppDynamics customer base o How AppDynamics Browser RUM can be used to understand how your application performs now and make it go faster o The adoption of major browsers and devices of enterprise customers in different geographies vs. AppDynamics users For more information, go to: www.appdynamics.com
Cloud and microservices! With applications moving into these spaces, how do you monitor the platforms with performance in mind? The session will give you an under-the-hood view into the AppDynamics story for the new .NET landscape, and an end-to-end view of the Azure technologies and how we tie into it. Hear an architectural breakdown of the AppDynamics agent for Azure; the user experience design with continuous integration in mind; and the move to decouple dependency to support the Open Web Interface for .NET. Key takeaways: o How AppDynamics monitors the cloud o How to use AppDynamics to monitor the cloud o Designing for microservices o How the .NET agent is changing to decouple dependency on IIS For more information go to: www.appdynamics.com