In line with enterprise applications transitioning to the cloud, the need for simplified and efficient observability solutions is growing. AppDynamics’ cloud native response is an innovative platform designed to effortlessly onboard customer cloud environments, automate monitoring of ephemeral environments, and streamline MELT (Metrics, Events, Logs, and Traces) data correlation. By leveraging the power of data science—including machine learning and AI—it provides comprehensive solutions to challenges arising from applications, Kubernetes, infrastructure, or other cloud-native aspects in a multi-cloud world.

An increase in user activity can create a larger impact of degraded performance, should the systems not be fully tuned properly. A small problem could easily lead to an exponential one if not addressed quickly. The AppDynamics Transaction Scorecard helps you focus on any issue that grows as user access grows by providing a simple yet effective indication of how transactions perform according to one of five categories: normal, slow, very slow, stalled, or those that have errors.

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Many companies are investing in digital transformation projects, but less than 40% are actually realizing the benefits. The lack of visibility into outcomes and benefits is a major reason for this. An observable platform can provide full stack insights and link IT operations to business outcomes.

By using the Experience Journey Map, users can quickly see where in the browser and mobile journey users are dropping, or where in the conversion process are users most likely having issues. Dive deeper into what may be an underlying cause, perhaps geographic or by device type rather than due to an application fault. Reduce the amount of investigative work and fix what matters most importantly, by pinpointing where and why the user experiences issues.

How can you leverage a monitoring-as-code mechanism to initiate new workload monitoring, or to create new visualizations? In this demo, see how Cisco AppDynamics can integrate with Flux CD (Continuous Delivery)—a GitOps Kubernetes operator tool that offers a simple and efficient interface to synchronize manifests within CD workflows from GitHub repositories. See how easy it is to upgrade existing software with just a few lines of code such as when instrumenting new workloads with the OpenTelemetry Agent or customizing a Grafana dashboard.

AppDynamics University's self-paced and instructor-led training is moving to Cisco U., Cisco’s world-class learning experience platform, and will be available after December 15, 2023. What does this mean for you? If you have a Standard AppDynamics University subscription, self-paced training will be available in Cisco U. Free. If you have a Premium or Multi-User University subscription, self-paced and instructor-led training will be available in Cisco U. Essentials. In all cases, you will need to create a Cisco U. account using your AppDynamics University account email address.

E-commerce DevOps teams can use AppDynamics to monitor the health and performance of their applications, receiving alerts on issues BEFORE significant business impact. Devs can use AppDynamics to provide automatic email and text notifications about such issues. In this demo, see how you can harness a custom email alert notification to view anomalous synthetic transaction events within the Browser App Dashboard, drill into the Heath Rules violation page, and link to a custom dashboard to troubleshoot an unexpected increase in synthetic end-user response time for shopping cart activity.

When running a revenue-bearing e-commerce application, performance problems may strike within specific geographies. In this demo, we will use AppDynamics BiQ Analytics to quantify the largest revenue impact for timeouts across a geographical market area.