SolarWinds,
a leading provider of powerful and affordable IT management software,
announced it has improved its placement on the Completeness of
Vision axis, in the Niche Quadrant of the April 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Application Performance Monitoring (APM) for its APM Integrated Experience, which includes its APM products Pingdom, AppOptics, and Loggly-as
well as Server & Application Monitor (SAM). The company was also
recognized in the Gartner Critical Capabilities for Application
Performance Monitoring report.
SolarWinds
recently unveiled its APM Integrated Experience, which consolidates
access to application performance metrics, traces, logs, and user
experience into a common navigation experience for technology
professionals. The new APM Integrated Experience helps reduce much of
the complexity associated with modern APM by streamlining visibility
into critical application and infrastructure performance and empowering
tech pros with faster, easier troubleshooting.
"We
are pleased to be recognized in the Magic Quadrant for Application
Performance Monitoring for the third year in a row," said Rohini
Kasturi, Chief Product Officer, SolarWinds. "Over the last year, we've
made enhancements and added new capabilities to the APM Integrated
Experience to maximize customers' observability and ease of use with the
goal to make APM more accessible to all. We believe our focus on
improving the user experience validates our improved placement over last
year's report for Completeness of Vision."
Gartner
defines APM as a "suite of monitoring software comprising digital
experience monitoring (DEM), application discovery, tracing and
diagnostics, and purpose-built artificial intelligence for IT
operations." The Magic Quadrant report evaluated 15 different software vendors on six criteria.
In
the Gartner Critical Capabilities for Application Performance
Monitoring, a companion report to the Magic Quadrant, 15 vendors were
evaluated in four critical capabilities weighted for five different use
cases.