New release: uberAgent 6.0
Security analytics
macOS agent
Experience score dashboard
Even smaller footprint
New release: uberAgent 6.0
Security analytics
macOS agent
Experience score dashboard
Even smaller footprint
uberAgent is an innovative user experience monitoring and endpoint security analytics product for Windows and macOS. It does not just collect data – it gives you the information that matters.
Other monitoring products rely on the logs and counters built into the OS. uberAgent has its own metrics, covering key aspects of UX and security.
Boot & logon duration, application unresponsiveness, network reliability, process startup, web app usage, and remoting protocol insights on the UX monitoring front.
MS Office macros, LOLBAS, Sigma signatures, extensible ruleset, and uAQL query language on the endpoint security analytics side.
uberAgent tells you everything you need to know about physical machines, virtual desktops, Apple macOS, Citrix, or VMware without affecting your systems’ user density. Whether it’s PCs, laptops, SBC, VDI, or RDS: uberAgent covers it all, in one single, light-weight agent.
uberAgent is optimized for Splunk but also works with Elastic, Azure Monitor, or Apache Kafka as backend.
uberagent is awesome, one of the best desktop measuring tools I’ve seen.
uberAgent rocks! Thanks to @HelgeKlein for creating such an awesome Splunk Agent. A must for every MOE & Desktop Virtualization deployment.
#UberAgent I think I’m in love what an awesome tool! out of the box madness!
Blimey! How good does UberAgent look! Nice simple monitoring done right. #E2EVC
After two days of @uberAgentApp at customer site with just a bunch of clients they’ve gained so much visibility about stuff they never knew
Within 30 minutes of having @uberAgentApp installed found GPP mapping to UNC that doesn’t exist adding 21 seconds to logon for some users.
tested uberAgent – really great tool for ts/citrix admins.I believe you have the possibility to know everything! #uberAgent #xenapp #citrix
I have to say damn @uberAgentApp is awesome. Holy Crap. Sure the install files CAN be much improved but it is an amazing product.
Many thanks @HelgeKlein for @uberAgentApp, this tool is so useful and easy to use, you did a fantastic job!
Tired of deciphering cryptic process names? We thought so. Process names are for machines, application names are for humans.
uberAgent's automatic application identification does not require configuration - and it even works with Windows services, App-V, Java and UWP applications. On macOS, even XPC services and privileged helper tools are covered.
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uberAgent not only tells you if your logon times are good or bad. It shows you exactly where the time is spent.
Oftentimes when applications are performing badly the root cause is an overloaded backend server. Such issues are hard to diagnose. uberAgent makes it a lot easier by showing you how much data was transferred to which backend service and exactly how long that took.
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Application stability and performance are crucial for user experience. With uberAgent you can measure both!
When sizing an SBC farm you need reliable data about RAM, CPU, and disk usage per user session. Such data can be hard to come by. With uberAgent, it is but a dashboard away.
Works with:
Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops (XenApp & XenDesktop), VMware Horizon, Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD), Nutanix Frame.
uberAgent easily answers difficult questions, both for traditionally installed and SaaS apps:
Browsers have become operating systems of their own, running dozens or even hundreds of web apps concurrently, one app per tab.
It is no longer sufficient to gather performance data for the browser as a whole. IT needs to be able to identify business-critical web apps, monitor response times and data flows.
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Boot duration is often equivalent to the number of disk IOs – if you want fast boots you need to reduce the IO count. And uberAgent shows you just what you need to know to do that.
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As it becomes more and more common to utilize the GPU for effects, video decoding and even general-purpose computing administrators need a tool that helps them understand exactly how their applications make use of GPU acceleration in order to optimally size the hardware for the workload. uberAgent is that tool.
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Do you have technical questions related to uberAgent? Our help center has the answers! Search the knowledge base, discuss in the forum or submit a support request.
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Do you like what you have seen and would like to know how to get uberAgent up and running on your machines? Ask us, we are always happy to help!
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This video explains in 3 minutes why every end-user computing deployment needs uberAgent,
be it physical PCs, virtual desktops, Citrix CVAD, VMware Horizon or Microsoft WVD.
uberAgent is easy to install and manage, unobtrusive and an invaluable source of information on what happens on our client stations.
In a VDI environment small footprint and minimal overhead are essential ingredients for any agent. uberAgent meets this requirement easily.
