Top 5 Enterprise Infrastructure Software Of 2022

“We’ve moved from digital products and infrastructure to digital distribution and web strategy, to now into more holistic transformations that clearly are based on mobile, social media, digitization and the power of analytics, and we think it’s really a new era requiring new strategies.” – Saul Berman, American scholar and renowned business consultant.

What does this mean for businesses? Well, the term “Enterprise Infrastructure Software” can sound very intimidating but to make it easier, consider it as the ‘Gina Linetti’ (from Brooklyn Nine-Nine) of Information Technology! We know Gina as the whimsical and sassy assistant to the commissioner who defines herself as the “human form of the one hundred emoji”. She’s an all-rounder and knows her way extremely well around the 99^th precinct – the resources, the people and what’s going on and when. Enterprise Infrastructure Software (EIS) is the same and provides absolute all-encompassing assistance in the functioning of a firm.

Enterprise Infrastructure Software (EIS) is as consistent and friendly as Gina when it comes to assisting the workforce in performing fundamental business operations.
 
To cut a long story short, EIS offers businesses benefits like improved process efficiency, accurate forecasting, significant cost savings, as well as customized reporting. If you've been looking for a simple-yet-detailed way to access information enterprise infrastructure, today is your lucky day. Here we list out the top 5 Enterprise Infrastructure Software (EIS) on the market in 2022!

So, strap in and let's get rolling!
 

Top 5 Enterprise Infrastructure Software Of 2022

Enterprise Infrastructure Software is used by industry experts, managers and professionals to understand how basic business tasks are being performed and support the workforce as well as streamline processes and tasks. Here are the top 5 Enterprise Infrastructure Software of 2022 – in random order!
 

DataDog	SolarWinds Pingdom	Sematext
Dynatrace	ManageEngine Site24x7

 

Tool 1: DataDog 

Datadog was formed in 2010 by Olivier Pomel and Alexis Lê-Quôcand is based in New York City. The company has been listed in Forbes' Cloud 100 and is one of the top ten fastest growing businesses in North America according to Deloitte's 2016 Fast 500 ranking. Additionally, Crain's included Datadog in its list of the 100 Best Places to Work in New York City in 2015 and 2016, while Business Insider mentioned it in its 2017’s list of 51 business companies worth investing in. 65% of DataDog’s customers are based in the United States among other clients worldwide, including major businesses such as Samsung, The Washington Post and Comcast.
 
DataDog identifies irregularities in your IT infrastructure within seconds using Watchdog, an algorithmic feature, that observes all your cloud and on-premises servers and applications from a bird’s eye perspective. It also monitors and manages your software containers as rapidly as they are formed and destroyed. This helps display highly granular data and custom metrics in real-time to improve efficiency.

DataDog also combines query metrics with database and infrastructure metrics to identify underlying causes and anomalous behavior across all of your systems. It also enables you to broaden your team's access to query analytics without granting every user explicit database access. Yay, secure access features! Thus, it can be considered an ideal option to manage your enterprise infrastructure and keep things under control.!
 

Tool 2: SolarWinds Pingdom

 
Pingdom is a Swedish EI and website monitoring software start-up that was founded in Stockholm in 2005 by Sam Nurmi. It was subsequently bought by SolarWinds of Austin, Texas in May 2017. Even before the acquisition, by 2014, the company owned by the CEO's private equity firm Nurmi Drive, had 500,000 users in 211 countries already! Fun fact: they only had 30 employees to manage it all – surely, they were using their own tool!
 
SolarWinds Pingdom aids in the monitoring of uptime for websites, servers and other important infrastructure components such as APIs, CDNs, DNS, networks, emails and more. It also helps in the monitoring of webpage speed performance and page rankings (think Search Engine Optimization!). It employs Real-time User Monitoring (RUM), which allows for a more comprehensive insight into the workforce’s digital experience, as well as web application availability and overall performance. From the user's point of view, SolarWinds Pingdom is ideally suited to construct custom monitoring. This tool is useful when you require a complete picture of how all your tools function remotely from several places. It's simple to adjust the software to your needs and monitor specific business applications and services as it offers unique ways to gather this collated view.
 

Tool 3: Sematext Enterprise

Sematext is a globally distributed organization that develops cloud and on-premises systems for application performance monitoring, alerting and anomaly detection, log management and real-time user monitoring. It was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Brooklyn, New York City. Awards won include the 2021 Top Reporting Software, 2022 High Performer Winter 2022 by G2 and the 2022 Software Advice FrontRunners Award.  They have over 100 global customers, including Pinterest, Facebook and the BBC. Kudos, Sematext!
 
The Sematext Enterprise offers several benefits to businesses, including the ability to measure web performance across devices, connection speeds and more. It uses the open-source Puppeteer framework to script user journeys, including assertions in the user path and send notifications when they fail. It extends the monitoring and discovery features to third-party services and applications.

Just like the ideal love story of Jake Peralta and Amy Santiago, or Jim Halpert and Pam Beesly, Sematext Enterprise is the ideal partner for your enterprise infrastructure and the stakeholders managing it. It uses an advanced scheduler to define custom notification windows and creates a public status page that displays the availability of your chosen online services/applications.
 

Tool 4: Dynatrace

Dynatrace, Inc., founded in 2005 and headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, is a global technology company that provides a software intelligence platform based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation to monitor and optimize application performance, development and security, IT infrastructure and user experience for businesses and government agencies worldwide. TSB Bank, Kroger and SAP are among the 1000+ global clients of this company. It has received the Top Rated 2019, Top Rated 2020, Best Feature Set 2021 and Best Customer Support 2021 awards for its utility and performance.
 
Dynatrace helps in easily integrating with a large array of enterprise applications, provides proactive monitoring through self-discovery, provides Artificial Intelligence-driven analytics (which is amazing!) and has a centralized dashboard for detailed insights. Lastly, the generation of detailed monthly reports for application performance and SLAs is made more efficient through this tool.

Dynatrace is best suited for big companies that require intensive monitoring of mission-critical applications daily. It is one of the best standalone tools for synthetic monitoring available as it can be readily connected with applications and has several customization possibilities for end-users.
 

Tool 5:  ManageEngine Site24x7

 
ManageEngine is the IT division of the Indian IT firm Zoho Corporation, known for its CRM products. It started in 1996 as AdventNet, a network management company that focused on IT service perfection. ManageEngine's Site24x7 is a full-stack application, website, server, cloud and network monitoring solution. Site24x7 provides code-level diagnostics and adjustable error levels, as well as end-to-end monitoring with visualization tools and mobile accessibility. Site24x7 all-in-one Monitoring is most used by mid-sized businesses and the financial services industry. There are more than 30,000 global customers of the software, including names like GoDaddy, Ford, and Reliance!
 
Site24x7 offers to ability to fine-tune business performance, assess the user experience of your online clients and examine analytics divided by browsers, platforms, regions, ISPs and more in real-time. With root cause analysis capabilities, it is also possible to stay on top of outages and pinpoint server issues. Essentially, your enterprise infrastructure issues can be resolved right away!

While Site24x7 can monitor nearly anything, its basic monitoring feature is the most cost-efficient. The basic monitor includes certificate health, websites/ services, server health in general, IIS health and much more. The advanced monitoring feature cover SQL, Microsoft Failover Clustering and so on for a higher degree of assurance.
 

To Conclude

People frequently envision racks of hardware locked away in data centers and basements when they think about enterprise infrastructure. However, in reality, it is the hub of innovation in all areas of the business, from servers and storage to networking and software. If you don’t manage and monitor your enterprise infrastructure, it will be so much more challenging to be efficient and effective daily.

Thus, to keep the shining star of your business streamlined, efficient and in real-time, you need an Enterprise Infrastructure Software. Hope this article helped you understand what these tools provide and which one suits you the best!