Scalable Application-Level Service Architecture (SALSA®)
SALSA® is the central management point for the Ipanema’s Autonomic Networking System (ANS™). SALSA brings the power of Ipanema's ANS architecture to the user through automation, distributed processing and web-based interfaces.
SALSA provides:
- Provisioning of global Application Performance Objectives
- Activation of ANS features across the global network
- Management of ANS components (inventory, software upgrades, etc.)
- Real-time views of traffic for trouble-shooting applications and network
- Flexible reporting of application usage and performance
- High level KPIs (AQS, MOS) that support Application SLAs
- Event generation and various interfaces to third-party systems
- Optional integration capabilities with the enterprise IT environment
ANS guarantees application performance using objectives that are globally defined in SALSA and communicated to all agents. These agents form a distributed and autonomic system that constantly evolves to enforce and even exceed Application Performance Objectives.
SALSA periodically collects usage and performance information from ANS agents. This information is consolidated into a synchronous multi-dimensional table that contains details such as application identity, volume, source, destination and quality.
The information is delivered to real-time monitoring, network troubleshooting and alarming tools. Historical views of applications, sites, etc. can be produced for any time period - from minutes to years. Custom reports can focus on specific areas of the network, from a global network view down to any application on a specific site, providing a very flexible and complete visibility on applications behavior over the entire network.
Access to SALSA is performed through a simple Web interface. An iPhone/iPad application is available for anywhere anytime access to business application performance.
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The Ipanema System enables any large enterprise to have full control and optimization of their global networks; private cloud, public cloud or both. It unifies performance across disparate networks. It dynamically adapts to whatever is happening in these networks and guarantees constant control of critical applications. It is the only system with a central management and reporting platform that scales to the levels required by service providers and large enterprises. Le système Ipanema permet à toute grande entreprise d’exercer un contrôle total et une optimisation maximale de ses réseaux WAN; cloud privé, cloud public ou les deux. Il unifie la performance au travers de réseaux hybrides et s’adapte dynamiquement aux changements sur le réseau pour garantir la performance des applications en toute circonstance. Ipanema est le seul système possédant une plateforme de gestion et de reporting centralisée qui s’adapte aux dimensions requises par les opérateurs télécoms et les grandes entreprises. The Ipanema System enables any large enterprise to have full control and optimization of their global networks; private cloud, public cloud or both. It unifies performance across disparate networks. It dynamically adapts to whatever is happening in these networks and guarantees constant control of critical applications. It is the only system with a central management and reporting platform that scales to the levels required by service providers and large enterprises. Das Ipanema System bietet großen Unternehmen eine Lösung zur lückenlosen Überwachung, Steuerung und Optimierung ihrer globalen Netzwerke in allen Cloud-Umgebungen: Private, Public und Hybrid Clouds. Das System sorgt für eine einheitliche, durchgängige Steuerung der Performance über unterschiedliche Netze. Das System nimmt dynamisch Anpassungen vor, sobald neue Situationen in diesen Netzwerken auftreten und garantiert die ununterbrochene Kontrolle geschäftskritischer Anwendungen. Es ist das einzige System mit einer zentralen Management- und Reporting-Plattform. Aufgrund seiner hohen Skalierbarkeit deckt es die Anforderungen großer Telekommunikationsanbieter und großer Unternehmen ab. |
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