It's very good in terms of real-time data. I've got no objections or concerns about it. It's so customizable. You can decide if you want your data in a real-time view, or you can have a bit of a delay on things. There are a few components that we almost monitor in real-time, and it works perfectly for us.

In relation to real-time data, the Geneos tool from ITRS is a great tool for monitoring physical servers and virtual machines. However, it falls a bit short when it comes to monitoring containerized platforms running on OpenShift. That said, the real-time monitoring capabilities are still very effective for monitoring servers and VMs.

Using the solution we can set the sampling of the data every two seconds. This will ensure that the monitoring is done every two seconds, and the data will be refreshed and displayed on the dashboard or active console in real-time. The solution's default is two seconds but can be reduced further if needed.

Geneos provides near-real-time data if the underlying infrastructure is sufficient.

Real-time data is one of the unique features that ITRS Geneos offers. For example, if there is an impact on a particular server and a particular application, I want to see what the impact is or what the CPU or hardware usage information is, as well as the service in the same application. I can see the real-time data and the impact by accessing ITRS Geneos and looking at the tree.

ITRS Geneos gives real-time data. For example, we have an incident in the production environment related to a particular server that might be impacting applications' connectivity. With Geneos monitoring, with a high-level view, at a glance, we can see all the applications that are impacted. It gives a real-time view. We don't even need to log in to the server to verify the status one by one.