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OPENMARU Cloud APM provides specialized tools for service error and failure analysis. It monitors and analyzes application performance in real time, supporting safe, reliable operations.
Overview
OPENMARU Cloud APM (Application Performance Management) is a solution designed to monitor the performance and health of business applications used by enterprises. It helps businesses quickly respond to performance degradation or downtime and prevent potential issues. OPENMARU Cloud APM monitors single systems implemented in JAVA on WAS (Web Application Servers) and also supports monitoring in complex environments with diverse middleware. It tracks key performance metrics such as end-user response times and interactions between transactions. By adopting OPENMARU Cloud APM, businesses can swiftly identify problem areas in applications or systems, analyze the root causes, and apply performance tuning, ensuring the stability and reliability of their services.
Highlights
- Provides a variety of troubleshooting functions to maintain applications in optimal condition.
- Displays real-time information, including active users, TPS (Transactions Per Second), delayed transactions, response time, request count, and live request monitoring.
- Offers alert settings based on threshold configuration, with integration for notifications via email.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/month |
|---|---|---|
OPENMARU Cloud APM for Application_vCPU(CPU core) | APM services for application servers using 1Core | $14.20 |
OPENMARU Cloud APM for Application_16vCPU | APM services for application servers using 16Core | $227.40 |
OPENMARU Cloud APM for Application_64vCPU | APM services for application servers using 64Core | $909.70 |
OPENMARU Cloud APM for Openshift&Kubernetes_vCPU(CPU core) | APM services for container using 1Core | $14.20 |
OPENMARU Cloud APM for Openshift&Kubernetes_16vCPU | APM services for container using 16Core | $227.40 |
OPENMARU Cloud APM for Openshift&Kubernetes_64vCPU | APM services for container using 64Core | $909.70 |
Dimensions summary
Pricing splits into two workload categories: application servers and container environments (Openshift and Kubernetes). Within each category, you pick a dimension based on CPU cores. Each category offers three sizing options: 1 core, 16 cores, and 64 cores. You choose the option that matches the core count of the servers or containers you monitor. Pricing scales with the number of cores covered. All dimensions bill under a contract term. You can combine dimensions across both categories to match your mix of application and container workloads.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
Each dimension counts the CPU cores on the servers or containers you monitor. A 1-core option covers one CPU core. The 16-core and 64-core options cover that many cores. You match the option to the total core count of the workloads under monitoring.
The two categories bill independently. You buy application dimensions for application servers and Openshift and Kubernetes dimensions for container workloads. Each dimension adds to your total based on its core count. You can mix categories to match both workload types at once.
You combine dimensions to reach your total core count. For example, larger workloads may use multiple 64-core units plus smaller options. Each unit covers a set number of cores, so you stack them to match the cores you monitor.
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All fees are non-cancellable and non-refundable except as required by law. OPENMARU may suspend or terminate the Services, in addition to other rights and remedies, if fees are past due. The products selected by you in this ordering documentation are deemed accepted upon the provisioning of the applicable products by OPENMARU for your use.
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