EN 
PT 
ES Performance Analysis
Performance Analysis
Way to obtain better use of hardware/software, monitoring the real consumption of resources.
Way to obtain better use of hardware/software, monitoring the real consumption of resources.
We monitor the real consumption of resources.
Way to obtain better use of hardware/software, monitoring the real consumption of resources.
Why Integrity-UX is the right partner
Specialized team
Specialists responsible for planning and migrating highly complex environments, so your data and applications come out safer.
Successful projects
More than 200 projects delivered, with complete solutions that bring costs down for our clients. Always focused on the solution for the client.
More than 15 years in business
Managing mission-critical environments since October 2010, in Brazil and abroad. Experience across migrations, environment recovery and continuous operation at mid-sized and large companies.
Microsoft Partner
Here you work with a company that has Microsoft as a partner, with deep expertise in the solutions available in Microsoft Azure.
Get your environment's performance back, with a technical analysis and fixes in order of effect.
Buying more capacity without knowing where the time is going tends to cost a lot and fix little. Integrity-UX analyzes the environment end to end, finds where the time is lost, and puts first the fixes that give performance back for the least money.
Some of the companies we work with
Frequently asked questions about performance analysis
It is the work of finding out why an environment is slower than it should be, and what to do about it. It starts from how the resources are actually being used, pinpoints where the time is going, and ends in a list of fixes ordered by how much each one will change.
Monitoring watches the environment continuously and warns you when something drifts out of range. Performance analysis is a one-off investigation, run when a problem already exists or when you want to get more out of what you have already bought. One keeps watch, the other investigates.
When people report things are slow and nobody knows why; before buying more equipment, so you do not buy something that will not help; after a migration, to confirm the sizing came out right; and when the cloud bill climbs without a matching rise in usage.
Sometimes, and it is the most expensive way out. A good share of slowness comes from a bad configuration, a badly written query, a missing index or contention over one specific resource, and in those cases new equipment only postpones the problem. That is why the analysis comes before the purchase, not after.
How processor, memory, disk and network are actually used over time, not just at the peak; how the applications and the database behave; and the relationship between them, because the bottleneck usually sits on the border between two layers rather than inside one.
It is the resource that caps everything else. Every environment has one: it may be disk, memory, network, processor or an outside dependency. Until it is dealt with, improving the others does not change the time the user feels.
It depends on the size of the environment and on whether there is any measurement history. When monitoring is already in place with data behind it, the investigation starts from known ground and takes less time. Without a history, you have to measure first and conclude afterwards.
Both. The delivery includes the diagnosis of what is capping the environment and the list of fixes ordered by effect, and Integrity-UX carries the execution through when that is what the client needs.
With a survey of how the resources are actually being used, and with finding out what the operation experiences as slow. Comparing the two is what shows where to investigate first.