IBM Websphere Application Server Monitoring Tool
Get a deep view into WebSphere Application Server and supporting IT infrastructure to fine tune application performance
Get instant access to key WebSphere metrics
SolarWinds Server & Application Monitor provides out-of-the-box templates for IBM WebSphere performance monitoring to track key performance counters of your application server. Using JMX protocol, it helps you monitor:
- JVM statistics, such as classes loaded count/total loaded count/unloaded count, etc. to track the health and availability of the application server
- Memory statistics, such as memory heap used, garbage collections count, etc. to detect memory leaks and exceptions
- Thread pool statistics, such as total started count, etc. to prevent thread deadlocks and pool exhaustion
Discover the root cause of application issues
Server & Application Monitor’s application health monitoring allows you to monitor your entire IT infrastructure from a single console to easily pinpoint the root cause of application downtime. It offers agentless monitoring for your Linux and UNIX environment to help optimize performance. You can monitor:
- Linux: CPU user time and system time, wait IO, CPU idle time, run queue, zombie processes, etc.
- UNIX: kernel threads in run queue, page-cache, daemon, zombie processes, disk monitoring Perl template, etc.
- Server hardware: fan speed, room temperature, CPU load, memory used, disk volumes, etc.
Drill into IBM DB2 database metrics to solve issues
You can integrate Server & Application Monitor with SolarWinds Database Performance Analyzer (DPA) to get in-depth analysis and reports on your DB2 database performance. It allows you to monitor SQL statements, response time, slow queries, etc. and offers performance-tuning recommendations to handle complex database issues. It helps eliminate finger-pointing, and allows you to directly correlate the application issue with its database origin.
Using DPA, you can also monitor Oracle, SQL Server, SAP ASE, and MySQL databases hosted on-premises, and in the cloud.
Monitor multi-vendor web servers and application servers
Server & Application Monitor offers out-of-the-box templates to monitor 200+ applications. Its powerful and easy-to-use web console allows you to monitor popular web and application servers, which includes Microsoft IIS, Apache Tomcat, Oracle Weblogic, and IBM WebSphere monitoring tools.
It also provides a detailed view of how server resources, such as CPU, disk, network, etc. are being utilized. It helps you monitor hardware and software from multiple vendors including:
- IBM System X, HP, Dell, Blade Chassis
- Windows, Linux, AIX, Solaris, UNIX, HP-UX
- VMware, Hyper-V
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Do you find yourself asking…
IBM WebSphere Application Server is a flexible Java server runtime environment specifically designed as a secure solution for enterprises. Websphere Application Server enables organizations to enact proper deployment, oversight, and administration over enterprise applications, tools, and microservices.
With the WebSphere Server, IT administrators can access the tools needed to leverage continuous control, security, and integrated management. It’s also built to support the oversight of multi-cloud environments, which is how it can promote the overall leadership of architectural and technical matters relating to enterprise IT environments.
WebSphere also enables organizations to support their architects and developers in designing and coordinating new solutions, applications, or other enterprise components. As a result, systems administrators can properly implement these solutions and watch over any configured systems related to these solutions.
IBM WebSphere Application Server is a flexible Java server runtime environment specifically designed as a secure solution for enterprises. Websphere Application Server enables organizations to enact proper deployment, oversight, and administration over enterprise applications, tools, and microservices.
With the WebSphere Server, IT administrators can access the tools needed to leverage continuous control, security, and integrated management. It’s also built to support the oversight of multi-cloud environments, which is how it can promote the overall leadership of architectural and technical matters relating to enterprise IT environments.
WebSphere also enables organizations to support their architects and developers in designing and coordinating new solutions, applications, or other enterprise components. As a result, systems administrators can properly implement these solutions and watch over any configured systems related to these solutions.
IBM WebSphere application server monitoring using SolarWinds
- Automatic application discovery and server monitoring.
- Quickly monitor the performance and availability of Microsoft Azure and Amazon AWS services.
- Built-in templates provide best practices.
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