Tupl, Inc.

Rafael Guerrero

Pablo Tapia

Rafael Sanchez-Mejias

Ricardo Ferrer

Oscar Martin Vicente

A performance management engine may be implemented to continuously detecting entity performance issues. The performance management engine may calculate one or more key performance indicators (KPIs) that measure performance of an entity. The performance management engine may further receive one or more additional sources of data regarding the entity via a data management platform that interfaces with multiple data sources. The performance management engine may aggregate the KPIs and the one or more additional sources of data into datasets according to one or more grouping parameters. The data in one or more datasets may be analyzed by the performance management engine to generate one or more comprehensive performance indicators. The comprehensive performance indicators are then provided for display on a user device. Each KPI or comprehensive performance indicator measures performance of a device, a component, a node, or a service of the entity.

Distributed multi-data source performance management

A method and system of creating an alert for a monitored network system. Key performance indicators (KPI's) of a plurality of components of a monitored network system are displayed on a user interface. A selection of one or more components of the plurality of components related to a malfunction is received. A present status and/or a pattern of performance of the one or more selected components is extracted. A preliminary alert is created based on the at least one of (i) the present status and (ii) the pattern of performance of the one or more selected components. Historical data related to the one or more selected components is retrieved. The preliminary alert is trained based on at least some of the retrieved historical scenarios. The preliminary alert is promoted to a primary alert upon training the preliminary to a confidence level that is above a predetermined threshold.

Intelligent configuration system for alert and performance monitoring

Integrated application development and deployment may speed up application development. The continuous integration component of a software development engine may generate a completed version of a deployment project in a development environment by at least generating an updated version of a first project element concurrently with integrating an initial version of the first project element with an initial version of a second project element. The updated version of the first project element is then integrated with the initial version of the second project element to generate the completed version. An orchestration component may configure a production environment to execute a production image that is a copy of a development image that is created from the completed version, in which the production environment is mirrored by the development environment. The continuous integration tool may also include an automatic deployment component that deploys the production image into the production environment for execution.

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Rafael Guerrero