February 29 - March 2, 2012
Montreal, Canada
Empowering IT with Real Users Analytics
Webapps monitoring landscape is changing. As pointed out by Garnter, IT needs simplified monitoring and Google Analytics can now measure page load times.
As more and more businesses rely on them, techniques such as real time user monitoring, incident detection and root cause analysis have become critical. While been the Holy Grail to users, webapps are a nightmare for engineers as ensuring quality of service becomes more difficult.
More and more companies are starting to realize that they are losing significant revenue, growth and productivity due to down time, high latency and scaling issues with their web applications. Quality of Service guarantees with built-in penalties are becoming the norm, bringing a downside into the equation.
We will present these new problems in detail, followed by a short history of techniques used to measure and estimate the quality of web-based applications. We will review the most popular monitoring technologies, pointing out their pros and cons.
As more and more businesses rely on them, techniques such as real time user monitoring, incident detection and root cause analysis have become critical. While been the Holy Grail to users, webapps are a nightmare for engineers as ensuring quality of service becomes more difficult.
More and more companies are starting to realize that they are losing significant revenue, growth and productivity due to down time, high latency and scaling issues with their web applications. Quality of Service guarantees with built-in penalties are becoming the norm, bringing a downside into the equation.
We will present these new problems in detail, followed by a short history of techniques used to measure and estimate the quality of web-based applications. We will review the most popular monitoring technologies, pointing out their pros and cons.
Francis Piéraut
QMINING
Francis is the Founder of QMINING, a SaaS company specialized in decision support in the cloud. QMINING will launch its disruptive tech QMiner soon, an Application Performance Management tool. Francis was the R&D director at DoubleV3, a music recommendation service; the lead architect of Coradiant's award winning AIM product (recently acquired by BMC); and CSO of Dakis, a comparison shopping based decision support service. He has a masters in Machine Learning from Mtl's prestigious LISA lab.
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