Cisco AppDynamics modernizes self-hosted observability for hybrid application monitoring

We’re excited to announce multiple innovations available now in Cisco AppDynamics On-Premises, including AI-powered detection and remediation, application security with Cisco Secure Application, application and business performance monitoring for SAP® Solutions, and a virtual appliance deployment option.

Plus, new Cisco AppDynamics Flex Licensing offers flexible and frictionless entitlements, so you can shift some or all your on-premises licenses to AppDynamics SaaS as your requirements allow. Please refer to the pricing guidelines or contact us for more information.

AppDynamics remains committed to self-hosted observability solutions, including on-premises, for our customers who require it, for example to meet government regulations for data residency and industry requirements for data protection.

So let’s dive in.

Speed anomaly detection and root cause analysis with AI-powered detection and remediation

With the AI-powered Cognition Engine, you can proactively and more accurately identify performance issues, resolve them faster, and improve operational efficiency within the business.

Reduce business risk with Cisco Secure Application

Reduce business risk for application and security operations by identifying vulnerabilities and threats from the inside out with Cisco Secure Application, which gives you security business insights, security threat visibility, and security risk prioritization so you can:

Builds resiliency into your SAP landscape with AppDynamics Performance Monitoring for SAP® Solutions

Build resiliency into your SAP landscape with best-in-class, end-to-end monitoring of your SAP business systems. With AppDynamics Performance Monitoring for SAP Solutions, you can easily monitor and maintain peak performance of SAP and non-SAP systems, from end-user experience to back-end performance, even down to the ABAP® code level — all tied to business outcomes.

Performance Monitoring for SAP Solutions is augmented by AI-powered intelligence for the Java stack, enabling SAP developers and BASIS admins to ensure service availability, align performance with SAP business outcomes, and discover SAP related security vulnerabilities to mitigate risk. You can:

Reduce operational and deployment costs with a new virtual appliance

Reduce the operational costs and overhead of deployments and streamline maintenance of with a virtual appliance formfactor. with an OVA deployed on VMware vSphere and very soon we will extend this for VHD, AMI and KVM.

The new on-premises deployment is packaged with all necessary services for ease of deployment and maintenance into a single OVA on VMWare vSphere. Support for other virtualization platforms, such as AMI and VHD, is coming soon.

We’re committed to on-prem

Regardless of where your organization is in your digital transformation journey and the regulatory requirements you face for self-hosted and on-premises deployments, Cisco AppDynamics is committed to ensuring you gain the most value out of your full-stack observability solution with modern features, capabilities, and licensing options that address your needs.

Join our webinar on these new innovations to learn more: Cisco Unlocks AI-Powered Intelligence for Self-Hosted Observability. For more information about these innovations and more coming soon, reach out to your account team or contact us and see the release notes.

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