Scoutbees, as you will see shortly, is extremely easy to use, and it is cloud-based with an on-premises option.
Not only does it give you real-time visibility to remote resource availability, but it keeps a historical record of these resources so you can identify problematic resources or infrastructure. To prevent this situation from happening, ControlUp created Scoutbees, a solution which monitors online resources and then alerts you when they are down or not performing as well as expected.
Even more frustrating, a user can potentially waste a considerable amount of time taking some standard connection troubleshooting steps – checking their internet connection, clearing their web browser cache, and even rebooting your system – only to find that the resource that they were trying to access is down or unreachable. One of the more frustrating issues with remote work from an end user’s perspective is trying to access an online resource (such as a Horizon virtual desktop, streaming application, or SaaS application like Microsoft Teams) only to find that it is unavailable. One reason we are really excited about Scoutbees is that it allows you to start monitoring the availability of your Horizon desktops and streaming applications in less than five minutes! Why You Should Use Scoutbees In this article, I will show you how easy it is to enable and use Scoutbees, a synthetic monitoring solution from ControlUp. In an earlier post, we provided a general overview of Remote DX and Scoutbees, the two new additions to Advanced Monitoring for VMware Horizon Powered by ControlUp.
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