Denise Dubie
Senior Editor

Apparent Networks manages net performance in the cloud for free

Opinion
Sep 28, 20091 min

PathView Cloud enables IT teams to manage five network paths at no cost for an unlimited time.

Apparent Networks, maker of network performance management software, recently made available a free product that will help network engineers see the performance of complete network paths — even as they cross through the cloud.

PathView Cloud is a hosted network management tool that the vendor says can measure the performance of network paths from source to destination. That includes segments that pass through service provider and carrier networks, or cloud computing environments. With the free version, network teams can monitor up to five total paths at no cost for an unlimited time.

The free tool is a spin off from Apparent Networks’ hosted product PathView Cloud, which is a service-based offering of the vendor’s PathView Network Performance Management tool. According to Apparent Networks, PathView Cloud can “troubleshoot network performance problems, monitor service levels, assess network readiness for new applications and report on service delivery.” It can also incorporate virtual elements into its monitoring and analysis. The commercial version is priced via subscription at $99 per month.

The free version of PathView Cloud can be downloaded here

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Denise Dubie

Denise Dubie is a senior editor at Network World with nearly 30 years of experience writing about the tech industry. Her coverage areas include AIOps, cybersecurity, networking careers, network management, observability, SASE, SD-WAN, and how AI transforms enterprise IT. A seasoned journalist and content creator, Denise writes breaking news and in-depth features, and she delivers practical advice for IT professionals while making complex technology accessible to all. Before returning to journalism, she held senior content marketing roles at CA Technologies, Berkshire Grey, and Cisco. Denise is a trusted voice in the world of enterprise IT and networking.

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