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AppNeta extends application performance nonitoring to .NET frameworks

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BOSTON, USA: AppNeta, the technology leader of Full Stack Application Performance Management (APM) solutions, today announced the release of Microsoft .NET application support for the TraceView application performance monitoring service.

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This release brings TraceView's code-level insight and rapid time to value to teams responsible for .NET applications. This support extends TraceView's existing coverage of environments comprised of Java, Ruby, PHP, and Python applications.

The SaaS-delivered TraceView service installs in minutes and provides full performance visibility into every layer of the application environment.

TraceView provides unique visibility into every machine involved in a transaction, identifies bottlenecks, and drills down to the line of code and machine it ran on in one single click. With the addition of .NET, TraceView now offers a comprehensive solution for more application language environments than any other APM solution.

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This breadth of support enables application developers, from enterprise organizations to small web-based businesses, to benefit from AppNeta's full stack code-level monitoring service.

"With the addition of .NET framework support, TraceView now offers the most comprehensive language support in the market," said Matt Stevens, CTO, AppNeta. "We are excited to extend TraceView's full stack application performance insight to even more customers responsible for the performance of critical web-based applications."

AppNeta TraceView licenses are priced per server (per copy of Windows installed), and users can easily get started with a free account. Users can complete installation within five minutes using TraceView's software agent.

AppNeta is transforming the application performance market with full stack APM insight that provides deep visibility across the application code, to the network, to the end user. By knowing quickly if the problem is in the application, or beyond into the infrastructure, customers save time and frustration by finding the problems instead of pointing fingers.

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