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Managing and Controlling Application Performance David Messina, VP Marketing Xangati Interop Las Vegas: 4-29-2008

Managing and Controlling Application Performance

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In many situations the end user notices application degradation before the IT organization does and this damages the creditability of IT. In addition, there has been a recent explosion in regards to how much bandwidth-intensive recreational traffic (such as Internet Radio) transits the typical corporate WAN. Learn key techniques that IT organizations can use to better manage and control application usage on the corporate WAN.

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Managing and Controlling Application Performance

David Messina, VP Marketing XangatiInterop Las Vegas: 4-29-2008

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Organizations lose 35 days of productivity per

year, per employee due to poor performance

and availability of networked applications.

—Yankee Group: Application Management Survey

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Silo Management Fosters Negative Perception of IT

NETWORKSUSER DEVICES APPLICATIONS SERVERSSTORAGE

LAN

WAN

“Traditional products are built for functional silos…performance problems transcend silos.”—Metzler, Kubernan Research, 2007

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Problem Identification is 90% of Repair Effort (Yankee Group)

Problem Identification Resolution

90% 10%

Problem identification must be treated as an integrated multi-team discipline

“User symptomtaken at

face value”“Pour through

mountainof data”

“Silo productshows silo tobe issue-free”

“Ownershipping pong”

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NETWORK OPERATIONSHELP DESK APPLICATIONGROUP

SERVERGROUP

STORAGEGROUP

LAN

WAN

IT Must Be United with a New Silo-Free Approach

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LANREMOTEOFFICE

Load Balancer

Server B

SAP

Router A

Citrix

Subnet 1

Salesforce.com

Desktop B

Laptop 1

DR storage

SAN device

Smartphone C

Subnet 10

Server A

ALL Servers, Clients, Applications and Networks (S,C,A,N)

Discovers and Creates Identities

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Tracks ALL Interrelationships

LANREMOTEOFFICE

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Builds Behavioral Profiles for Every S,C,A,N

LANREMOTEOFFICE

Who?

What?

When?

Where?

How much?

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Enables You to Step Inside Your IT Infrastructure

TOKYO

SILICON VALLEY

LOS ANGELES

CHICAGO

HEADQUARTERS

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Step Inside Your IT Infrastructure

LOS ANGELESTOKYO

SILICON VALLEY CHICAGO

HEADQUARTERS

USER LADATA.TW

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Case Study: Video Server as a Bandwidth Hog

Logistics Desktop

Shipping & inventory app. slow

Reported to: Apps. team

Accounting Desktop

Financial application slow

Reported to: Apps. team

Extranet ServerCustomer facing portal slow

Reported to: Extranet team

Unmanned Video Server

Dramatic increase in Internet bandwidth used.

Increase in # of endpoints served.

New endpoints aren’t known customers.

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Sluggish Email

Intermittent

Internet Issues

Documentum is Slow

Failing DNS Server

Case Study: Network Service Brings All Apps to Their Knees

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Summary

• IT has a mandate to improve app productivity

• Complex interactions result in complex problems

• New silo-free approaches are a must