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Ways to Deploy AppNeta
AppNeta Deployment Scenarios
Choose how you'd like to deploy AppNeta in your environment. Our technology is flexible enough to work with any infrastructure. AppNeta offers physical and virtual devices that scale from a software sequencer on an end-user workstation to a data center class appliance designed to scale to 100 Gbps networks. Monitor efficiently and scale as needed with AppNeta.
Monitor business-critical SaaS applications from any of your company's locations
AppNeta allows you to discover all the apps that are in use on your network and actively test these applications over your application delivery path. Whether you are testing for availability or performance, AppNeta will help you monitor and diagnose network performance issues to and into the SaaS provider's environment.
This method is an example of deployment and is not mutually exclusive to the other scenarios listed and can be combined in any way.
Monitor the critical connections between your remote offices, data centers or cloud deployments
AppNeta monitors to and between physical data centers, private cloud and public cloud deployments. Native software packages are available for installation on existing VMs within cloud providers as well. Our robust API support allows for automation to create and manage the monitored paths for highly dynamic environments.
This method is an example of deployment and is not mutually exclusive to the other scenarios listed and can be combined in any way.
Monitor business-critical applications in a public, private or hybrid cloud infrastructure
AppNeta allows you to monitor to and between public cloud deployments with support for AWS, Google Cloud, Azure and other leading cloud providers. Native software packages are available for installation on existing VMs within cloud providers as well. Our robust API support allows for automation to create and manage the monitored paths for highly dynamic environments. Our TruPath™ active monitoring can monitor to, and even through, software defined networks (SDNs).
This method is an example of deployment and is not mutually exclusive to the other scenarios listed and can be combined in any way.