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Web Services Analyzer

 

In addition to very significant web service performance criteria, both suppliers and intermediaries in the global supply chain need to compete on content and relevance. Meeting the content and relevance requirements involves even more processing and conflicts heavily with the fast response time requirement.

 

As a supplier, simply monitoring the availability of services is not enough to be truly competitive - the successful organisations, such GTA, make the invest to analyze not just the response times but also the content. This analysis provides not only the measurement framework for tracking their responsiveness but also the critical business intelligence about what is being requested, offered and purchased. Intermediaries ultimately need to also monitor their suppliers. The analysis burden is significant and should not impact the servicing of the request themselves.

 

Triometric’s Web Service Analyzer, specifically designed to manage these issues, offers:

 

• passive packet capture to provide zero impact analysis of XML traffic to

 

o support SPAN network monitoring interfaces
o analyze a read-only copy of the network traffic
o disconnect analysis from production request servicing
o seperate monitoring from development cycles
o handle large data volumes on dedicated systems

 

• customisable XML analysis (XPath) capability to:

 

o interpret specific XML schemas
o provide multi-level XML data centric reporting
o collect transaction specific information
o report directly and/or feed into business intelligence systems

 

• enterprise level data storage to:

 

o manage large data volumes
o provide extended data retention to meet business requirement
o support sophisticated searching
o integration/ETL capability with other systems

 
• web based reporting:

 

o operational reporting to support teams
o drill down analysis for rapid problem resolution
o near real-time alerts
o weekly issue reports
o monthly trend reports
o fully customisable reports