ManageEngine Applications Manager had a bunch of features and enhancements added to it after Release 10.0. Here’s an abstract:

• Out-of-the-box monitoring support for the following monitors was introduced:

             - Windows Azure

             - VMware vFabric tc servers

             - VMware vFabric RabbitMQ

             - Cassandra Database Server

             - MongoDB Server

             - Redis Database Server

             - Nginx Web Server

• JBoss monitoring was extended to support JBoss 7.0, with enhancements including JMS Queue, JMS Topics, web metrics, transaction details to the list of monitored parameters.

• Credential Manager was introduced to create/edit the various credentials like password/ snmp community, port, etc., for all type of monitors globally.

• The default database bundled with the product is PostgreSQL from Build 11000. However, our existing customers can continue using MySQL or migrate to Microsoft SQL Server.

• Web Transaction Monitoring was enhanced and rechristened as APM Insight, supported for Java, .NET and Ruby on Rails web transactions.

• Support for monitoring the validity and expiry dates of SSL Certificates was introduced.

• Support for monitoring Oracle JRockit JVM and IBM JVM in Java Runtime Monitor was introduced.

• Capacity planning reports for detailed capacity analysis of CPU, memory, network, disk utilization introduced.

• Cloud Starter Edition, a new edition that supports all private/public cloud and open source apps was introduced.

• Site24x7 was integrated with Applications Manager to monitor website performance, both from within the corporate LAN and from multiple locations outside the data center

• iPhone App for iOS-based devices and Mobile Web Client for other smartphones was introduced for comprehensive application monitoring on the go.

 Take a screenshot tour of our latest features here and stay tuned to this space for more updates on what’s new with Applications Manager!