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- Speed up your troubleshooting process by an order of magnitude, thus freeing your administrators, operators, and developers to focus on other tasks.
- Proactive management of your DataPower Gateway network. You can quickly gain insights into services that require performance tuning (whether on DataPower or at the back-end), appliances that require upgrades in the near future, etc. and use internal builtin built-in alerts.
- Administrators experience a noticeable reduction in support calls from consumers, developers, operators and managers. Developers and operators will be able to gain a self-service, direct, immediate insights into the workings of consumed services, and will no longer depend on the availability of a DataPower administrator for debugging and troubleshooting.
- Managers gain a bird's-eye view of their DataPower and SOA network, supporting informed decision making and long-term planning.
- DPOD lets you troubleshoot scenarios that current monitoring systems can not trace. E.g. A failure before a transaction started and locating a failing transaction across multiple machines and log-extensive files.
- Run maintenance task such Configuration Sync, Device backup and firmware upgrade based on best practices scenario and across your Gateways cluster.
- Provide internal information on execution flow, errors and latency issue for API Connect developers and admins with a unique integration with API Connect.
- DPOD expose all traditional services in a DevOps Portal allowing users not only see and search configuration based on security role but also run such action such Service WSDL refresh.
- DPOD produces a significant ROI shortly after deployment.
- Additionally, DPOD improves SLA performance due to a quicker, seamless troubleshooting process.
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DPOD leverages existing Datapower Gateway capabilities to perform its data collection.
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- Raw DataPower logs – Including all information issued by DataPower processes, as well as sysouts from custom DataPower integration code.
- Device-level data - Hardware, CPU, memory, etc. as well as configuration information such as domains, services, and more.
- Service-level data - Memory consumption, configuration data, errors to success ratios, etc.
- Transaction performance and latency information - This includes front-end and back-end latency, as well as detailed memory consumption analytics for each action within a particular DataPower policy.
- Security data – Including certificate expiration, content violations, encryption errors, and more.
- Payload data - Available on an ad-hoc basis, only when enabled via WS-M.
- Configuration Data - Service configuration is collected and prepared for search and run, impact analysis. Configuration is also expose in a DevOPs Portal.
- Audit logs - Including restarts time and firmware level changes over time.
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