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Active vs. Passive Web Performance Monitoring |
This paper examines the website monitoring options available with passive and active monitoring solutions. Passive monitoring is better suited as a technology to determine what went wrong with a website or Web application after problems have occurred. Active monitoring solutions allow the webmaster to identify problems, such as application issues and network or server connectivity problems, and to determine if a website or application is experiencing downtime or performance degradation before these problems impact a large number of site visitors.
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IPv6 Perfromance Monitoring |
While IPv6 websites can be accessed using dual stacks, tunneling and protocol translation, native IPv6 performance monitoring is essential to determine whether performance issues are originating in the end-to-end IPv6 environment. Companies that have deployed IPv6 websites must utilize native IPv6 performance monitoring to isolate service-level agreement (SLA) issues for these sites as IPv4 monitoring alone will not help isolate IPv6 QoS issues.
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Can Web Service Companies Do Without 24x7 Dotcom-Monitor support? |
The background
Enterprises worldwide have embraced ‘Web services‘ as the preferred middleware technology for integrating their Web-enabled, e-business applications. Hundreds of Web service sites offer very useful services that provide essential components for running B2B or B2C e-business applications. Many enterprises outsource items ranging from security services for their plants and offices to outsource packing and forwarding, or even cleaning services. Specialized Web service companies provide the latest exchange rates for any combination of the 100+ countries they cater to. Web service companies have hundreds of B2B or B2C e-commerce/e-business clients who need their services (on a 24x7 basis) for running their non-stop global businesses.
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Role of External Website Load Stress Testing for Smoother e-Business Growth |
The advent of electronic business and its worldwide expansion has inevitably brought its own problems. Surges in volumes of ecommerce transactions have meant delays and outages with overloading of systems and networks — resulting in bad press, lost revenues, and poor public perception. Performance and availability suffers when an e-business site is not prepared to receive the workload generated by its customers. As the entire business of online vendors heavily depends upon the behavior of their sites, long waiting periods or downtime can prove disastrous.
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Why Dotcom-Monitor Service Is Crucial to e-Business |
Business through the internet has expanded by leaps and bounds and continues to do so. With opening up of the world economies e-business has become truly global for buyers and sellers alike. Also keeping pace are the associated problems that are both technical and non-technical in nature. The prime concern for any e-business is secure and efficient handling of run away transaction volumes at acceptable response levels. Congested networks are causing delays, even outages. Slow downloading time is one of the main reasons potential on-line customers switch web sites.
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