Fannie Mae

Jay G Rudrachar

A method for enterprise information technology (IT) monitoring includes collecting system performance data for an enterprise computing environment, generating at least one cross-stack monitor schema including one or more technology stack component descriptors, identifying a particular application based on the system performance data, and determining an application-level function call path for at least one function call corresponding to the particular application. The at least one function call is representative of a particular transaction. The method further includes, based on an execution length of the at least one function call in the application-level function call path, determining a transaction length of the particular transaction, when the transaction length exceeds a predetermined threshold, determining at least one performance data for the particular application, based on the at least one performance data, identifying an underperforming component, and deactivating the underperforming component.

Systems and methods for enterprise information technology (IT) monitoring

Disclosed herein are systems, methods, and computer-readable media for enterprise information technology (IT) monitoring. In an embodiment, a method includes collecting system performance data for an enterprise computing environment. The method includes generating at least one cross-stack monitor schema. The cross-stack monitor schema includes at least one of shared services performance data, middleware performance data and infrastructure performance data corresponding to a particular application. The cross-stack monitor schema includes a technology stack component descriptor and a performance parameter. The technology stack component descriptor is identified based on applying reference data to the system performance data. The performance parameter is generated and populated based on the system performance data. The cross-stack monitor schema is linked to an electronic dashboard.

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Jay G Rudrachar