Upcoming uberAgent Webinars in English and German

UberAgent
Published Jan 29, 2015 Updated Feb 23, 2021

uberAgent is the perfect monitoring and analysis tool for virtualized and physical Windows workloads. In a nutshell, it tells you what is going on and why things are slow.

Seeing is Believing

There are a number of easy ways to see what uberAgent can do in practice:

You could watch one of our videos. Or set up uberAgent in your own environment, which is super-fast and painless. Following these steps you can be up and running in minutes.

Webinars

Or sign up for one of our upcoming webinars!

English: February 26th, noon EST (US east cost time), register here, presenter: Helge Klein
German: February 27th, 10:30 CET (German time), register here, presenters: Rene Siekermann (Splunk) & Helge Klein

While you are waiting for the day of the webinar check out how uberAgent helps you make your users happy!

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