Transaction Performance Management for Virtualized Business Critical Applications

Tuesday August 11
9:00 am Pacific Daylight Time (San Francisco, GMT-07:00)
5:00 pm British Summer Time (London, GMT+01:00)
6:00 pm Europe Summer Time (Berlin, GMT+02:00)

We are excited to invite you to a webinar with Bernd Harzog, Analyst - Virtualization Performance Management, The Virtualization Practice and Andreas Grabner, Technology Specialist, dynaTrace software.

Are business stakeholders and owners of business critical applications throwing up red flags and slowing down your virtualization projects? Are they demanding assurances of applications performance before they will consent to “their application” being virtualized? Is this slowing down your ability to deliver hard-dollar ROI based upon virtualization to your management?

To help you address these issues, The Virtualization Practice and dynaTrace would like to invite you to attend “Transaction Performance Management for Virtualized Business Critical Applications.” Join us in this informative and educational webinar to learn about:

• Infrastructure Performance, Applications Performance and Transaction Performance
• Specific performance management challenges that must be addressed in virtual environments
• The role of the recently released VMware AppSpeed product in addressing these challenges
• The role of Transaction Performance Management in virtualized environmentsPresented by: Bernd Harzog
  

Analyst - Virtualization Performance Management
The Virtualization Practice

You will also learn about how dynaTrace can help you overcome these performance management challenges, including:

• An overview of the dynaTrace Continuous APM solution
• Features and benefits of Continuous Application Performance Management
• Unique dynaTrace capabilities for virtualized environments
  

Presented by: Andreas Grabner
Sr. Architect/Technology Strategist
dynaTrace software

These two presentations will be followed by a live Q&A session.

Who should attend:
Architects, operations managers and anyone with responsibility for virtualization should mark August 11, 2009 at Noon EDT / 9am PDT on your calendar to attend this informative webinar.

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