The leading company in Korean APM market, JenniferSoft (CEO: Andy, Lee www.jennifersoft.com) announced on 13th May that it drew high levels of attention in the “2008 Java One Conference” by exhibiting 3D dynamic UI, “ECCLUS.”

　“ECCLUS” is developed by 3D rendering technology based on OpenGL and it intuitively and easily monitord the Web Application Server compared to other typical 2D UI. JenniferSoft is aiming to provide “ECCLUS” as a monitoring solution for the main display of data centers NOC and/or CIO’s rooms.

Mr. Lee said “Although there are many data centers that are in need of main screen monitoring UI, there is no suitable solution available. Typical interfaces in data centers are mostly text-based like TELNET and use 2D technology. Therefore, it is impossible to monitor overall system status in an effective way. And he added “However, JenniferSoft’s “ECCLUS” is designed to display dynamic movement with real-time 3D visuals like the UI in SF movie. It shows performance status using dynamic movement and colors and alerts effectively when performance problem or error occurs. Therefore, user can monitor more intuitively and take an action when the problem happens.

Having made the second appearance at this exhibition, JenniferSoft definitely felt the results with a high amount of visitors and good feedback from the market. Especially, ECCLUS is introduced in Charles Ditzel’s who works at Sun Microsystems headquarter blog which hits thousands a day. (http://cld.blog-city.com ). He mentioned JENNIFER and ECCLUS is one of the most interesting applications at JavaOne 2008.
　 Reported by Hyoung Jun, Yoo electronic times, hjyoo

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JavaOne 2008 : Monitoring Your Enterprise Easily
Thursday, 8 May 2008 1:34 P GMT-08

Jennifer. One of the most interesting applications at JavaOne 2008 is Jennifer. I had never heard of them before and I walked by the booth and was really surprised by the elegant GUI design and by the nice way it solves a bunch of enterprise problems.

Jennifer performs provides a real-time monitoring dashboard of web servers, user visits, response times, app servers, even non-Java apps, Oracle database performance, system CPU, memory, disk & network usage, processing associated with backend transactions and business data. The monitoring also reports on numbers of concurrent users, visitors per day/hour, currently active services, actgive JDBC connection assignments & status, response time graphs, JDBC/SQL monitoring, app response times, opened TCP/IP sockets by application and much, much more – including connecting into CTG, WTC, Jolt, J*Link, TUXEDO and CICS. For me, this was one of the most useful discoveries at JavaOne. I deal with companies with large numbers of servers (app, web, database, etc) – this solves the problem of being able to see what’s happening to groups of servers and within individual servers. Jennifer also has nice 2D and 3D visualization (with different color cues) – you can see one of the screenshots at right. Jennifer-3D is designed to be displayed on a large monitor in a datacenter’s monitoring area. You can find more information on Jennifer here.

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