Automatic monitoring of L3/L4 flows

Server Flow
Monitoring & Mapping

Automatic, dynamic discovery of application flows simplifies system monitoring and dependency tracking.

Automatic Application Flow Discovery and Mapping

With NetTrace technology, ServicePilot offers automated discovery of servers, applications, services and network flows. Right from deployment, the lightweight Windows, Linux or z/OS agent enables dynamic mapping of application flows and dependencies between services and hosts.

Whatever their location (cloud, on-premise, hybrid), you can easily identify critical dependencies in the actual topology and communication paths to better understand the real life of your information system.

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Real-time and Historical Visibility on OSI Layers 3 & 4

ServicePilot NetTrace provides real-time and historical observability of the TCP/IP network layers (Layer 3 - Network and Layer 4 - Transport of the OSI model) on your servers. Ready-to-use dashboards let you zoom in on graphs and analyze in and out network flows between servers, applications, services and users over time.

This observability of application flows enables rapid identification of bottlenecks, optimization of network performance by eliminating latency and saturation, as well as a significant improvement in user experiences thanks to automatic monitoring of actual interactions between application components.

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Root Cause Analysis and Correlation to Diagnose Problems

ServicePilot's web interfaces unify metrics, traces, logs and network flows to provide all crucial data in a single platform. This makes correlation simpler and troubleshooting more efficient.

ServicePilot's automated Root Cause Analysis (RCA) helps to quickly identify the source of problems among the multitude of dynamic dependencies that a modern application can have. This significantly reduces troubleshooting time and improves overall system reliability.

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Multiple use cases of Application Flow Monitoring

Flow monitoring can be a backbone vector of cross-functional data useful to everyone in the IT department. This data on incoming/outgoing connections for servers/applications is useful for performance, security, migrations and updates, and so on.

ServicePilot's global yet detailed visibility means that we can monitor hundreds or thousands of machines/applications, and in the event of abnormal data in flows, launch a live trace in PCAP format directly into your browser for subsequent analysis.