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Network Performance Monitoring (SevOne)

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Applications used to run on a single server are a thing of the past; today’s apps utilize a wide range of compute and storage resources, virtual machines, containers, and other technologies. Applications can be compared to cars in many ways. Cars can be purchased in a variety of sizes, colors, and styles; some have sleek modern designs like Tesla, while others have more traditional designs like a 1955 Chevy. However, no matter how much money is spent on a car, drivers will still not have the best experience if the roads are crowded, full of potholes, or perform inconsistently. This also holds true for the networks that applications run on. Users will not have a good application experience, despite the significant expenditures made in applications to enable digital transformation and consumer engagement, if the networks the applications run on are underperforming.

Speaking with our clients and business associates makes it difficult to avoid hearing the phrase “digital transformation.” To satisfy the agility, dependability, and efficiency requirements associated with digital transformation programs, next-generation networking technologies are usually used, according to network operation, network engineers, and network architects. Information technology is becoming more and more virtualized. This is seen in data centers, where the distinction between on-premises and cloud-based applications is becoming increasingly hazy, as well as in branch offices, where SD-WAN is paving the way for more economical and effective infrastructure to connect distant branches to the applications and services they require.

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What if application context was included in network performance management? How may this appear? Initially, you must be certain that you can obtain all the necessary network performance statistics. For instance, your company might gather flow data for an application context in addition to metrics from more than 250 distinct vendors. This is equivalent to having the capacity to scale and gather billions of data points every day. This explains why the majority of NPM solutions available today include data collection caps. Scale limitations on the frequency and volume of performance data gathered from your devices are the last thing you need if your role requires you to collect data from both today’s networks and tomorrow’s software-defined networks.

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IBM SevOne Network Performance Management, which is utilized by Enterprise, CSP, and MSP to continuously ensure that networks are working for the applications that drive today’s company, offers all of that now. To give network operations and engineering teams access to all the data they need to run a “end to end” network, begin by gathering metrics and flow data from all vendors in the multi-vendor network (today’s and tomorrow’s software-defined networks included).

Network operations and engineering teams may rely on IBM SevOne NPM for data collection, analysis, reporting, visualization, and interaction with IT operations tools. More efficient monitoring and troubleshooting, alerting, ITSM and AIOps platform integration (including IBM Watson AIOps), SLA Management Compliance, and capacity/service planning are some of the ways that IBM SevOne NPM does this. As a result, teams begin to work together both within and between groups to ensure reliable network performance.

Digitally transformed modern network infrastructures call for solutions that can match the new surroundings’ levels of dynamism, flexibility, and scalability. IT executives are pushing themselves to a higher standard by tying automation and continuous performance to SLAs that are business-focused.

With the help of automation from IBM Rapid Network Automation, IBM SevOne, which proactively monitors multivendor networks and puts insights into action across corporate, communication, and managed service provider settings, increases network performance and enhances user application experience.

Beyond simple detection, IBM SevOne leverages industry-leading knowledge, machine learning-driven insights, and automated workflows to support your teams in taking critical action, such as enhancing network speed to deliver a remarkable user experience.

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Benefits:

  • Highlight the most important insights and steer clear of expensive performance problems.
  • Improved visibility for cloud, wifi, SDN, and SD-WAN network monitoring in all situations.
  • Take proactive measures that support your network’s ongoing performance automatically.
  • When troubleshooting, improve your cooperation with application teams.

For more information, please contact:

Riyadi Wibowo (081284308939)
riyadi@pramatech.id
PT Pramatech Adimitra Solusi
www.pramatech.id