BMC TrueSight App Visibility Manager 10.5.00 offers the following key features and enhancements:
The App Visibility agent for .NET is now supported on versions 4.5.2, 4.6, and 4.6.1 of .NET Framework, which coordinates with the latest versions supported by Microsoft, for improved performance and more efficient monitoring. For information about system requirements, see
System requirements for App Visibility Manager.
Updated support on .NET Framework for the App Visibility agent
You can now install and configure a high-availability environment for App Visibility server components to minimize downtime and eliminate a single point of failure. Your App Visibility network administrator can install the App Visibility portal and collectors in node pairs, so that the system automatically switches to a standby node if the active node fails or is temporarily shut down. For more information, see
App Visibility Manager high-availability deployment.
Your App Visibility high-availability deployment takes full effect for TrueSight Synthetic Monitor functionality as well.High-availability deployment of App Visibility server
High-availability deployment for TrueSight Synthetic Monitor
TrueSight Operations now includes BMC Real End User Experience Monitoring Software Edition that provides end-user-centric performance monitoring that helps IT perform the following tasks: All of the Real End User Experience Monitoring service components can be installed in your environment (on premises), or in a cloud-based environment. For more information, see
BMC TrueSight Real End User Experience Monitoring Software Edition architecture.
Real End User Experience Monitoring Software Edition
Note
The Real End User Experience Monitoring Software Edition does not provide for migration from TrueSight App Visibility Manager 2.7.
When deployed in in a cloud-based environment, BMC Real End User Experience Monitoring can monitor applications that are deployed in a public cloud environment, such as Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure, a private data center, or a hybrid deployment. For more information, see
Cloud Probe deployment use cases.
Cloud Deployment
You can now use custom security certificates between the App Visibility server components and agents, including custom certificates for communication with the TrueSight Presentation Server and the Synthetic Transaction Execution Adapter (TEA) Agent. For more information, see
Changing security certificates in App Visibility components
and
Changing security certificates on Synthetic TEA Agents.
Improved management of security certificates between integrated components
The Application Client Breakdown dashlet and the Application Server Health dashlet now display the performance volume metric as hits per second, which is consistent with way monitoring data is displayed elsewhere in console. For more information, see
Application Client Breakdown dashlet
and
Application Server Health dashlet.
The Impacted Executions dashlet has been deprecated. To replace it, two new dashlets are now available to monitor your synthetic executions more flexibly. The following dashlets are available: Dashlets are now available to monitor your Real User monitoring metrics on the Presentation Server dashboard. The following dashlets are available: Improved App Visibility dashlets
Synthetic dashlets
Provides a view of the health of an application based on the results of synthetic executions. It displays basic metrics and a summary of the application's status. For more details, see
Application Health - Synthetic dashlet.
Provides a view of the performance of up to 15 applications with synthetic transactions. It displays a timeline of the statuses of the applications' synthetic transactions. For more details, see
Applications Overview - Synthetic dashlet.
Real User monitoring dashlets
Analyzes the availability or performance for a specific application over a specific time period from the last 24 hours up to the entire month. The dashlet can display the data for only the selected time period, or it can display another parallel time period for comparison. For more details, see
Performance and Availability dashlet.
Shows data from a Real User Analyzer to help identify problems in traffic volume and performance that end users are experiencing in various geographic locations. For example where the highest traffic comes from or which area has the biggest performance issues. For more details, see
Global Application Delivery dashlet.
You can associate an application to a service. This feature helps an application or a service specialist to monitor an application's impact on the relevant services. You can link an application to a service through a Configuration Item (CI). When an application is impacted, an application impact event is generated which in turn impacts the CI. If this CI is a part of any service, the associated service is also impacted. For more information, see
Associating an application to a service.
Associating an application to a service
The minimum interval between runs of an Execution Plan for synthetic monitoring is now one minute. For more information, see
Editing an application's synthetic settings.
One-minute minimum Execution Plan interval
APIs have been added to allow you to update your synthetic monitoring configurations, and to extract data about your synthetic executions. The following APIs are now available: For more details, see
Managing synthetic configurations with APIs.
APIs for TrueSight Synthetic Monitor
You can create, retrieve, update, and delete the synthetic configurations of your applications.
You can create, retrieve, update, and delete the configurations of your Execution Plans.
You can retrieve details about all of your synthetic scripts, or more detailed information on an individual basis.
You can retrieve details about all of your locations for running your Execution Plans.
You can extract data and metrics about your synthetic execution to build custom reports or custom analysis. For more details, see
Retrieving synthetic execution data and metrics.
App Visibility Manager triggers events when the status, or health, changes for one or more App Visibility components: portal, collector, proxy, agents, and Synthetic TEA Agents. Now you can see Major and Critical health events in integrated systems, such as TrueSight Information Management. For more information, see
Sending App Visibility health events to integrated systems.
Integrated App Visibility health events
2 Comments
Michael Evans
nicely written enhancements page - good details - thanks!
Anuparn Padalia
Well Documented. Thanks for Introducing PEUEM as a Part of TrueSight.