Easy to use with simple UI, ability to recover from failures with out any loss of data, allows easy searching through event data, customization, intelligence to correlate different events
Simple to use tool for operators, capable to determine root causes of incidents and service impacts automatically based on extensive data analysis of information out of the network and operational environment. Also automized restauration of failures with simple resolution could be a helpful feature.
Smart filtering of results. A tool that gives too much is as useless as not enough. Alert me of the various issues then let me drill down and focus on the inter-related events.
Network Engineer II at a legal firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
Vendor
2015-08-13T18:22:18Z
Aug 13, 2015
For me, the right tool would be something that gathers as much data as possible for each event and allows the user to customize what they want to display. Not everyone needs to see the same information and everyone should not be treated the same way. Customization is key.
Senior System Monitoring Administrator (SME) at a retailer with 1,001-5,000 employees
Vendor
2015-05-21T13:10:02Z
May 21, 2015
Any tool you use for Event Monitoring should be simple to Operate have an uncomplicated UI and yet rich in functionality to enable one event at the right time in the right format for the right audience.
The users of PeerSpot evaluated event monitoring software to determine the most important aspects of a product. The consensus was that the tool must operate strong data collection with an intuitive filtering system so as to provide enough, but not too much, information that can be drilled-down. Users were also concerned with the software's ability to customize displays per user requirements. Other key features included accuracy, dynamic but simple user interface, and alerts.
Actionable alarms and minimal chattiness
Integration, so that when an event is created, action can be performed easily, preferably minimising human intervention.
Easy to use with simple UI, ability to recover from failures with out any loss of data, allows easy searching through event data, customization, intelligence to correlate different events
The ability to customize.
Simple to use tool for operators, capable to determine root causes of incidents and service impacts automatically based on extensive data analysis of information out of the network and operational environment. Also automized restauration of failures with simple resolution could be a helpful feature.
Smart filtering of results. A tool that gives too much is as useless as not enough. Alert me of the various issues then let me drill down and focus on the inter-related events.
For me, the right tool would be something that gathers as much data as possible for each event and allows the user to customize what they want to display. Not everyone needs to see the same information and everyone should not be treated the same way. Customization is key.
Any tool you use for Event Monitoring should be simple to Operate have an uncomplicated UI and yet rich in functionality to enable one event at the right time in the right format for the right audience.
Accuracy of events.