December 2, 2005 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Hardware manufacturer IBM (ibm.com) announced on Thursday it has released new data center software designed to instantly detect and remedy performance problems. The products were developed by the company’s Tivoli unit, which specializes in software for monitoring business system performance and availability.
IBM Tivoli Monitoring 6.1, priced at $700 per processor, taps into additional servers when a key system, such as email or online bill payment, becomes overloaded. IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager, starting at $5,000, is a new product that also finds and repairs network bottlenecks. The software concentrates on problems in systems composed of numerous, interconnected connected applications.
Tivoli Systems Automation for Multiplatforms, starting at $1,100, is a new product that recovers systems involving computing gear from different suppliers after a power outage or other failure, without losing data.
The company has incorporated more than 475 self-repairing features into 75 different products since embarking its self-healing initiative in 2001. These new products are designed to save companies money and manpower when troubleshooting system crashes and breakdowns.
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