Desktop Application Check (DAC) Overview

DAC stands for Desktop Application Check, a Monitoring solution for Microsoft Windows Desktop Applications that consists of these components:

1. A Desktop Application Recorder: An Apica Desktop Application that records the actions and expectations of the targeted Windows desktop application and turns this into a scenario that can be uploaded in ASM as a DAC.

2. A Desktop Application Check (DAC), which schedules the scenario in ASM for regular monitoring and reports back the results to the ASM portal for analysis.

3. A Desktop Application Agent, which is the private agent that executes the scenario, records the observed metrics for the targeted application.

Desktop Application Monitoring expands Apica Synthetic Monitoring beyond monitoring HTTP/HTTPS website applications and APIs. The DAC solution was specifically built for Windows desktop, non-web, applications. So now the DAC adds a long-term understanding of Windows Desktop Application performance and availability

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  DAC Agent
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  DAC Desktop Recorder (UI Introduction)
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  DAC Installation
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  DAC User Manual
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  Desktop Application Check (DAC) Overview
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  Setting up the Memu Player for ZebraTester Recording
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  What is DAC (Desktop Application Check)?

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