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What's Everyone Saying About DéjàClick? |
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Barry Coleman Opens UK Sales Office |
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New for DéjàClick: Screen Capture on Error |
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Announcing Report Enhancements |
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AlertSite Asks & You Answered: Survey Results |
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What's Everyone Saying about DéjàClick?
Pure Genius! "I love this thing! All you do is click the orange button (
) at the [top] to start recording; enter a URL and begin browsing; then, press it again to stop and bookmark your recording. No coding. No scripting. Nada. You can even hide the tool bar and it still works the same. Pure Genius!" (www.clipmarks.com)
Addictive! "I have found this little Firefox addon to be profoundly useful and quite addictive! I now have bunches of bookmarked scriptlets that I use all the time and can't live without. I recommend hiding its toolbar during normal use, since you don't really need it to record or replay your scripts. Neat stuff." (stumbleupon.com)
Awesome! "This extension is one of a kind. The uses are limitless. The ability to create an automated bookmark alone is worth it. I love it." (posting from Mozilla Addons)
"A neat little add-on called DéjàClick remembers the clickable web links on a page in an easy-to-access format. It's a great research tool for extracting links from web pages." (griffinsgadgets.blogspot.com)
DéjàClick helps life become simpler. "To accomplish certain online tasks, we need to go through a set of specified steps. To check e-mail, access the provider's log in page, key in the account details and move over to the inbox page. Each of these steps has to be repeated whenever we check mail. If it could be accomplished by just clicking a browser button, life becomes simpler. DéjàClick, created for helping you record multi-step online tasks and replay it later with a mouse click, serves such needs." (www.hindu.com)
Don't we hate those boring repetitious tasks we perform everyday on the Internet? "Open this web site, log into that forum, check the ebay auctions, read mail accounts and rss feeds. Wouldn't it be nice to start all of this with just a few clicks? That is not the only thing that you can do with the Firefox add-on DéjàClick. It can be useful for web site testing or e-learning as well. Want to show your clients how something is done in the browser? Why not create a script that shows them exactly how? Recording starts with the click on the record button and from that moment on everything you do in Firefox is recorded until you press the stop button." (www.ghacks.net)
The Super Bookmark add-on described by users above is a free standalone product available to all, but it also serves as the front end for AlertSite's sophisticated end user experience monitoring system. Our customers employ the same easy-to-use scripting and playback features to monitor sophisticated transactions such as purchases from multiple geographic locations. The same Monitoring Console used by AlertSite customers for alerts, queries, and reports also incorporates the features necessary to monitor DéjàClick performance results.
Barry Coleman Joins AlertSite and Opens UK Sales Office
With over 15 percent of our customer base in the UK, AlertSite has opened a new sales office in Reading, just outside of London. Barry Coleman will head the office as Sales Manager. Coleman is a seasoned sales executive and UK citizen. He has been in sales and marketing for over 20 years, with extensive experience throughout Europe, ranging from direct sales to strategic marketing to facilitating partnerships to executing go-to-market strategies.
Barry has successfully marketed numerous software products, particularly accounting software such as Sage, Navision and Great Plains. He has been involved with all aspects of software sales and support during his career. Barry's flexibility and expertise will be critical to AlertSite's success in the UK.Barry may be contacted at: bcoleman@alertsite.com
New for DéjàClick: Screen Capture on Error
DéjàClick, AlertSite's record-playback-monitor system for rich media web applications, will soon be offering customers a "snapshot" of the screen that generated monitoring errors or performance slowdowns. Along with an image of the problem page, DéjàClick will also provide both the header information and the source code for the page. Customers will be able to view the captured data for all pages leading up to and including the error in order to help discover the root cause of any problems.
When DéjàClick customers receive e-mail notification of web site problems, they will be able to access the Capture Report information via the reporting link provided. The Capture Report will also be accessible from the DejaClick Reports pages via the Monitoring Console. Just click on the camera icons.NOTE: The Capture on Error feature is currently under beta-testing for a select number of clients and will be rolled out to the general public in the coming weeks.
Announcing Report Enhancements
New Report:
Page Objects report shows object performance
Track all the individual objects on a page over the time period you select, then drill down for a closer look at "suspect" objects.
Report Enhancements:
Transaction Step Report
Now the Step Report allows tracking of all steps in a transaction (e.g., a purchase transaction) to show how individual steps impact the complete transaction over time. The performance is displayed in both tabular and graphical form.
Technical Benchmark Report
Now includes an Average of all Benchmarks selected so you can easily identify the deviation of individual benchmarks from the norm.
AlertSite Asked, and You Answered: Customer Survey Results
AlertSite recently conducted a survey of its ServerAgent customers. The results are summarized below.What do you monitor with ServerAgent? 100% of respondents monitor servers and network services. Half the users also monitor firewalls, RAID Arrays, applications and databases.
How frequent is your monitoring interval? Most respondents monitor every 5 minutes. Some choose either 1 or 10 minutes.
What applications are monitored by users? All of our users monitor Apache. Fifty percent of respondents monitor Exchange, Tomcat, Oracle and MySQL.
What is the most important OS for users? The most frequently monitored operating systems are Linux and Windows Server 2003.
What additional features would you like to see? Integration with enterprise management systems and templating for easier provisioning are the most requested enhancements.
How many servers do you have? Most respondents have between 26 and 100 servers.
What other features would you like to see? Answers were varied and included: volume pricing and monitoring for routing delays.
Thanks to all who participated in our recent customer survey.
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