Historical data & analytics

The Sizing Recommendations dashboard in ControlUp Insights is an essential tool for right-sizing the monitored machine resources in an environment. Using CPU and RAM usage data collected through the ControlUp Agent, it recommends increasing or decreasing assigned CPU and RAM to machines, taking out the guesswork when sizing workloads.

In an EUC environment, this results in more efficient use of valuable host resources. The dashboard provides a high-level view of your environment and a list of all monitored machines with usage details and recommendations per machine.

From logon duration to latency to individual session performance and usage information, ControlUp Insights has built-in reports that provide relevant data to troubleshoot user experience issues using data collected over the past year.

In addition to key performance indicators on Logon Duration, Protocol Latency, Bandwidth Usage, and Application Load Time, ControlUp Insights keeps a complete log of user sessions—whether persistent or non-persistent machines—with detailed information about connectivity status (e.g., active, idle, disconnected), application launches, and performance graphs for the duration of a user’s session.

The ControlUp Insights System Health report delivers historical data insights for key performance metrics, trending information for hypervisor hosts, and ControlUp monitored machines. These big data sets help troubleshoot past performance issues and assist in forecasting scaling requirements. The monthly Top Windows Errors report can further aid IT administrators in pinpointing environmental problems and increasing machines' overall stability.

ControlUp Insights offers a variety of reports that present in-depth information about what applications—as well as when, how long, and how often—are being used by users. In addition to usage statistics, these reports provide key performance statistics for applications, such as CPU, RAM, and I/O usage for applications and the different application versions in your environment.