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determyne Releases Open Source J2EE Performance Monitoring Tool
determyne Inc. has announced the technology preview of an open source transaction-level performance monitoring solution for J2EE applications.
insideApps is an end-to-end transaction tracing and reporting system that enables you to centrally and automatically monitor the performance of your J2EE applications. In contrast to the traditional approach of collecting and displaying aggregated metrics for different system components, insideApps focuses on monitoring applications from a transactions perspective.
With zero configuration and very low overhead, insideApps goes "under the hood" to look at resource consumption and time taken by each and every transaction flowing through the HTTP server, J2EE container, and database layers of infrastructure. insideApps then flags anomalies with pointers to problematic areas for easy diagnosis.
insideApps Open Source edition is completely free and available under the industry standard LGPL open source license. Try out and let us know your feedback.
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Sourceforge project page :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/insideapps
To view online demo:
http://76.191.185.136/iaconsole
To download the white papers :
http://www.determyne.com/white_papers.html
To download the datasheet:
http://www.determyne.com/images/insideApps_datasheet.pdf
To post feedback:
http://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=225534
For more information, visit http://www.determyne.com
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Re: determyne Releases Open Source J2EE Performance Monitoring T
Zero configuration and very low overhead is the way to go. Congratulations on your release!
insideApps is the perfect, orthogonal, complement to my own open-source monitoring utility, MessAdmin (shameless plug!).
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Re: determyne Releases Open Source J2EE Performance Monitoring T
I think zero configuration term is inaccurate. Walk through the installation guide, it has quite a few configuration steps.
Perhaps it was meant to say "zero modifications to your application, once you get server to work".
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Re: determyne Releases Open Source J2EE Performance Monitoring T
The "zero configuration" is meant for application and "Transaction Group" discovery. So once installed, insideApps would find out and start showing application metrics without any need to configure application topology etc.
You rightly pointed out that the installation process has some manual steps. This is the first release of the product and the install part is where we would be spending quite a bit of time to simplify and eliminate the existing manual steps. We would love to hear back your experience and any issues that you might be facing. Please feel free to use the forums as well as email info@determyne.com for the same.
Rajiv Mishra
co-founder determyne Software, Inc
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Updates on source code availability
We have got quite a number of queries on the source code availability on sourceforge. Thanks for all the interest. We would be posting the source code on this site within the next couple of days time.
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