Intermittent performance problems are among the most frustrating issues IT administrators face. The apparently random nature of occurrences, the near impossibility of reproducing all conditions, and the complexity of applications and their dependencies make it difficult to diagnose root causes to resolve an issue quickly.
Administrators commonly resort to time-consuming manual event log searches and trial-and-error attempts to reproduce and diagnose problems. But what they really need is a more efficient approach that puts an end to such a resource-intensive and frustrating process, one that provides the tools and the insight to identify and resolve intermittent performance problems in a hurry.
