<b>SANTA
CLARA, Calif.-June 18, 2013-</b>Apica,&nbsp;a leading performance testing and monitoring provider
for cloud, web,and mobile
applications,&nbsp;presents&nbsp;its&nbsp;latest&nbsp;integration&nbsp;with
AppDynamics&nbsp;at the&nbsp;O’Reilly&nbsp;Velocity&nbsp;2013&nbsp;Conferencebeing
held June 18-20, 2013 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara,
Calif.&nbsp;AppDynamics’ real-time application
monitoring,&nbsp;combined&nbsp;with&nbsp;the&nbsp;Apica&nbsp;suite of
performance&nbsp;testing&nbsp;software-as-a-service (SaaS),&nbsp;provides
advanced end-user experience monitoring&nbsp;and scalability
testing&nbsp;for&nbsp;web, cloud,&nbsp;and mobile applications. The
latestAppDynamics integration from Apica&nbsp;offers&nbsp;more
detailedvisibility into distributed applications and enables&nbsp;a faster and
more accurate&nbsp;root cause analysis&nbsp;using synthetic transaction tagging.

”Companies today&nbsp;can
encounter&nbsp;performance problems anywhere in their web or mobile
applications-in the app itself, in the browser, or on the back&nbsp;end,” says
Sven Hammar, CEO of Apica. ”Users expect a fast and reliable experience from
any device both during normal and peak traffic. Every second&nbsp;of&nbsp;delay
can cost businesses valuable customers and revenue. Together with
AppDynamics,&nbsp;we are providingorganizations&nbsp;with a completely
transparent 24/7 solution to identify bottlenecks in the application as well as
in the browser. By viewing the individual synthetic browser
transactions&nbsp;and correlating them with the inside metrics,&nbsp;we are
empowering IT teams&nbsp;to take exact measures to improve performance.”&nbsp;

Performance
testing, both as part of the development process as well as in the production
environment, ensures that problems are quickly identified and
resolved.&nbsp;AppDynamicsand&nbsp;Apica’s&nbsp;SaaS&nbsp;provides&nbsp;a
user-friendly view&nbsp;into&nbsp;how an application is performing from the
end-user perspective. Now with
the&nbsp;latest&nbsp;integration&nbsp;with&nbsp;AppDynamics,&nbsp;Apica
synthetictest transactions can be monitored down to
the&nbsp;application&nbsp;calllevel.&nbsp;A&nbsp;specific&nbsp;transaction&nbsp;can
be traced&nbsp;to&nbsp;show&nbsp;the&nbsp;exactperformance&nbsp;of a complex
distributed application,&nbsp;includingthird-party&nbsp;integrations&nbsp;and&nbsp;database&nbsp;call&nbsp;response
times. This will enable businesses to isolate and address performance problems
more quickly, before they can impact&nbsp;onlinereputation
or&nbsp;revenue.&nbsp;E-commerce applications can now be regularly tested with
real transactions for both functional and scalability verification.

DevOps&nbsp;can
access the&nbsp;Apica&nbsp;SaaS&nbsp;portal&nbsp;directly from a webor
mobile&nbsp;browser. The architectural configuration can be adjusted from
day-to-day operations to plan for extreme peaks of traffic as necessary. The
same scripts can be used in both&nbsp;Apica&nbsp;LoadTest&nbsp;for&nbsp;stress&nbsp;testing&nbsp;and&nbsp;in&nbsp;Apica WebPerformance&nbsp;to measure end-user response&nbsp;times. Performance
trends can be measured and analyzed over time from&nbsp;more&nbsp;than&nbsp;120
locations worldwide, triggering&nbsp;alarms oralerts if there is any service
degradation.

”AppDynamics is tremendous for
monitoring applications&nbsp;in production, but our customers still need a
premier solution for testing the application in development and ensuring that
the development app can handle sufficient load,”&nbsp;says&nbsp;BhaskarSunkara,
Director of Product&nbsp;Management&nbsp;for AppDynamics. ”Apica is our
preferred partner for helping our customers test and optimize their
applications prior to being migrated into production.”

Apica is exhibiting at
the&nbsp;O’Reilly Velocity 2013 Conference&nbsp;in booth #414.

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