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WebLogic News Desk Quest Develops Spotlight for BEA WebLogic Server
Quest Develops Spotlight for BEA WebLogic Server
Sep. 2, 2003 11:30 AM
(September 2, 2003) – As a new member of the BEA Star Partner Program, Quest Software, Inc., has announced the immediate availability of Spotlight® for WebLogic Server, a unique real-time diagnostics tool designed to provide a visual representation of the components within BEA WebLogic Server™. This can allow administrators to drill-down into actual or impending performance issues and enact rapid resolution to maintain optimal system response times for end-users. "We believe Spotlight for WebLogic Server can be a powerful tool for customers looking to optimize their WebLogic Server performance," said Eric Stahl, director, product marketing, BEA Systems. "By guiding administrators to the cause and potential resolution of a performance issue, Quest Software's Spotlight for WebLogic Server can facilitate operational enhancements to help systems maximize efficiency and performance." Spotlight for WebLogic Server is available now with pricing starting at $1,995 per server. For additional information, please visit the Quest Web site.
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