- Agentless performance monitoring for virtually any application
- Out-of-the-box dashboards, alerts, reports, best practice performance thresholds, and more
- Configurable alerting and root cause analysis
SolarWinds Application Performance Monitor (APM) provides server and application performance monitoring in one easy-to-deploy software package with no agents, no expensive consultants, and no long deployment cycles.
Application Performance Monitor provides visibility into your physical and virtual infrastructure, application components, and O/S performance and delivers enterprise-class application performance monitoring capabilities at a price point you’ll love.
Just install the software, select the apps and servers you want to monitor, and go grab some lunch while SolarWinds APM auto-discovers the applications and servers in your environment. When you get back, your monitoring environment will be waiting for you—complete with out-of-the-box dashboards, alerts, reports, and more! It’s as easy as that!
Server and application performance monitoring has never been more powerful, easy-to-use, or affordable. But don’t just take our word for it. Download a free-fully functional, 30-day trial, and try it for yourself.
Comprehensive Coverage:
- Monitor virtually any application: Take advantage of out-of-the-box monitors as well as templates from the Community Content Exchange on thwack. Explore Monitors »
- Best practice performance thresholds: Take advantage of the expert recommendations and thresholds available out-of-the-box for many applications. Learn More »
- Application auto discovery: Application Performance Monitor scans your network to find your applications so you don’t have to. Learn More »
- Microsoft® Active Directory™ support: Simplify creation of login credentials by leveraging Active Directory user accounts and groups. Learn More »
- Simulate the performance your end-users experience: Use out-of-the-box user experience monitors for email and core IT services such as HTTP and FTP. Learn More »
- Leverage Nagios scripts: SolarWinds APM runs Nagios scripts natively, ensuring you continue to realize value from the time and effort you have invested. Learn More »
- Monitor Java-based applications including JBoss, GlassFish, Weblogic, Apache Tomcat, and more with JMX Mbean support. Learn More »
Out-of-the-Box Integration:
- Integration with Network Performance Monitor (NPM) and Synthetic End User Monitor: Get a comprehensive view into application, server, synthetic transaction, and network performance. Learn More »
- Single pane of glass: Monitor the health of applications and the underlying physical and virtual server infrastructure. Learn More »
Power and Scalability:
- Root-cause analysis: Use Dynamic Service Groups to determine whether your problem is with your application, database, O/S, or something else. Learn More »
- Business service views: Roll up servers, services, applications, synthetic transactions, network devices, and more into dynamic service groups representing a single service (ie “Email” or “Order Entry”). Learn More »
- LUCID - our graphical drill-down and customizable interface: Quickly pinpoint the source of performance issues with our integrated cross-product interface. Learn More »
- Powerful alerting rules: Configure alerts and escalation sequences based on correlated events, sustained conditions, complex combinations of states, and more. Learn More »
- Pre-built and customizable reports: Leverage built-in application and server reports. Learn More »
Application Performance Monitor System Requirements:
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Hardware
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Minimum Requirenments
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CPU
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Dual Processor, 3GHz
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Memory
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3 GB
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Hard Drive
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20 GB
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Software
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Minimum Requirements
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Operating System
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Windows 2003 or Windows 2008R2 Server with IIS installed, running in 32-bit mode
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.Net Framework
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Version 3.5 or later
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Database
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SQL Server 2005 SP1 Express, Standard, or EnterpriseSQL Server 2008 (including R2) Express, Standard, or Enterprise
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NOTE: The minimum server requirements listed assume default configuration. Significantly increasing the poll rate or statistic collection rate could result in additional load on the server, which may require a larger CPU or additional memory.