Monitoring of our internal business applications completely, through all business processes.
As all of our applications are monitored by CA APM, it's now easy to analyze unusual behavior in a normalized way.
In terms of container monitoring, we are currently in the rollout phase. In the end, all containers will be instrumented by CA APM agents in order to have a complete view of the current operative status of the dynamic and volatile container world.
All application servers are instrumented to provide a standardized monitoring baseline for the given technology. We defined sets of base monitors in order to normalize analytics capabilities from a technology perspective. On top of this we monitor application specific classes.
As we are currently in rollout phase we can't yet report on the visibility CA APM provides across application environments, yet.
Regarding monitoring and performance insights into the various technologies across our application environment, it identifies the "worst" application in terms of which app has the highest number of errors, slowest SQL queries, etc.
System changes, topological changes, or code updates that are introduced into our environment are analyzed by our architecture team using CA APM.
More than five years.
Yes, we enountered stability issues. They were mitigated by performance tuning within infrastructure.
Yes, we encountered issues with scalability inside Team Center, a massive amount of universes, perspectives, applications.
Back in 2009/2010: HPE Diagnostics, Dynatrace; 2016: AppDynamics.
I work with other CA products and I Think the same, the integrations are not the focus, but CA UIM 8.4 integration with CA APM 10 is so good, I see the CA is in the right way, but in relation of the support, I have not problems yet