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Importance of Application Dependency Mapping for IT Asset Inventory Control

March 10, 2024


Importance of Application Dependency Mapping for IT asset Inventory Control

Application dependency mapping is vital for inventory control, as it provides the much-needed comprehensive knowledge of the relationships among one-of-a-kind applications and their underlying infrastructure additives.


Here's why it is crucial:
  • Visibility: Application dependency mapping offers visibility into the dependencies between diverse applications, databases, servers, and other IT assets. This visibility allows corporations to have a clean information of how distinct components interact with every other and depend on one another.
  • Risk Management: Using knowledge of dependencies amongst applications, corporations can discover points of failure and identify risks inside their IT deployments. This insight allows them to put in force suitable redundancy and failover mechanisms to limit the impact of failures and guarantee enterprise business continuity.
  • Change Management: Application dependency mapping helps effective change management by providing insights into the impact of changes or updates to one application on different established applications or infrastructure components. This enables in planning adjustments, to reduce disruptions and avoid unexpected outcomes.
  • Capacity Planning: Understanding dependencies helps corporations in making plans to identify resource requirements of interconnected applications or services. This enables them to allocate assets more effectively, optimize performance, and scale their mission-critical infrastructure as needed to support business goals.
  • Cost Optimization: By identifying redundant or underutilized sources and dependencies, agencies can optimize their IT infrastructure and reduce pointless expenses.

Uila uObserve automates the creation and updating of Application Dependency Mapping for inventory visibility. Not only do users get access into the applications, but also get deeper insight into the underlying infrastructure resources. Also, the asset list can be easily exported in a csv file or to a CMBD system. This can then be used for record keeping or specialized project like migrating to the cloud or even Data Center consolidation.

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You can try out a 21-day trial of Uila’s full-stack observability solution, uObserve, in your environment and see how you can get access to the inventory control using Application Dependency Mapping.

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