Object Modeling and Application Ecosystem Visibility
- Intuitive bird’s-eye views of applications, databases, middleware and ecosystems promote ease of ongoing operation in complex environments.
- Multiple ecosystem views eliminate guesswork, save time and promote collaboration required by DevOps and Agile organizations. With Orca, you can easily see which databases are used by which applications and vice versa.
- IT teams rely on color-coded configuration Compliance Heat Maps to discover drift detection at-a-glance. Easily find and fix configuration errors.
- Model relationships between applications, middleware & their configurations so users will know that “changing this, affects that”.
How easily can you detect drift?
Slide Orange bar to compare Visibility before and after Orca.
Multiple windows searching for that non-compliance needle in a haystack vs. at-a-glance drift detection and ecosystem visibility.
Video: Configuration Compliance Heat Map Detects Drift
Video: Create New Ecosystem to Map Application & MW Relationships
Dependency Hell
Something we hear way too often while talking to Software Architects is “When I fix this it breaks that. When I add or move new applications, or change Windows app settings everything goes Kaboom. When I make a change to database credentials and an app doesn’t get changed, or is missed or fat fingered stuff breaks. It puts me in dependency hell!” One change of…
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How to control configuration drift…beyond configuration monitoring
Drift Happens Configuration drift is a widely experienced problem felt by most, if not all IT departments. While there are a variety of causes of configuration drift, the degree of impact can vary from merely annoying to catastrophic. It usually plays out like this: Your team is rolling out a new web based application. Everyone is fired up because it works great in Dev, and…
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