ExtraHop Networks and Keynote Systems Offer Free Webinar on Joint Solution for Plug-and-Play Application Performance Management

Online, February 1, 2011 (Newswire.com) - ExtraHop Networks, a leading technology provider of network- and application-performance management (APM) solutions, will host a free webinar with Internet and mobile cloud monitoring leader Keynote Systems to discuss the unique abilities of the two companies' new joint solution. The webinar presentation will be led by senior product managers Tanya Bragin and Dave Karow from ExtraHop and Keynote, respectively, and will demonstrate how ExtraHop's "inside-looking-out" and Keynote's "outside-looking-in" views have been combined for true 360-degree visibility of the datacenter.

The webinar, Keynote and ExtraHop Deliver Plug-and-Play End-to-End Application Performance Management, will be held on Thursday February 3, 2011 from 11:00am - 12:00pm PST. The webinar will detail several use cases for the new joint solution, including:

• Persistent application failures
• Intermittent performance problems
• Performance bottlenecks during a load test

To register to attend this free webinar from ExtraHop and Keynote, visit the registration page.

ExtraHop Networks announced the new joint solution with Keynote Systems in January 2011 with positive reception from industry thought leaders, including Enterprise Management Associates research director and analyst Jim Frey who declared "the solution from ExtraHop and Keynote delivers the clear advantages of complete application performance management done right."

Working together as a combined solution, Keynote detects high-latency conditions or errors affecting end-user experience and ExtraHop provides the critical information needed about back-end components that are running slowly or failing. The joint solution from Keynote and ExtraHop is unique because it combines proactive external monitoring with passive datacenter monitoring for end-to-end problem detection and root-cause analysis in a plug-and-play package. Companies now can monitor their network and application performance in real time without relying on agent-based, expensive, hard-to-deploy solutions.