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	<title>Comments on: Network management with SolarWinds, with Josh Stephens</title>
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		<title>By: Coté&#039;s People Over Process &#187; Solarwinds adds APM, Buys Hyper9</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[[...] The area of APM can be a shifty one &#8211; monitoring end-to-end transactions and application workflows can be technically difficult as you move across tiers, collect together un-integrated data sources, and otherwise try to track what went wrong between the user&#8217;s mouse click and the web of infrastructure the application is spread over. Solarwind&#8217;s MO, thus far, has been to provide easy to access tools (downloadable and self-installable) at affordable rates. The tools aren&#8217;t free, but they&#8217;re low enough barrier to entry that many admins who, for example, use the free Spiceworks suite also use Solarwinds. You find Solarwinds tools paired up a lot like that. See this 2009 RedMonkTV video with Solarwinds Josh Stephens for a quick, if older, overview. [...]]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] The area of APM can be a shifty one &#8211; monitoring end-to-end transactions and application workflows can be technically difficult as you move across tiers, collect together un-integrated data sources, and otherwise try to track what went wrong between the user&#8217;s mouse click and the web of infrastructure the application is spread over. Solarwind&#8217;s MO, thus far, has been to provide easy to access tools (downloadable and self-installable) at affordable rates. The tools aren&#8217;t free, but they&#8217;re low enough barrier to entry that many admins who, for example, use the free Spiceworks suite also use Solarwinds. You find Solarwinds tools paired up a lot like that. See this 2009 RedMonkTV video with Solarwinds Josh Stephens for a quick, if older, overview. [&#8230;]</p>
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