Ticket Solutions & VeriShip Choose Stackify’s Solution for DevOps Insight

Ticket Solutions, for over 17 years, has specialized in finding premium seating to any sport, concert, or theatre event worldwide. The company prides itself in providing unrivaled service to their customers. VeriShip, established in 2006, is the leader in small parcel auditing, analytics, reporting and technology solutions.

Their solutions are distributed in different environments using both physical and virtual servers.  Their systems are built to ensure scale using distributed processing load across many servers utilizing many applications and technologies.  They are utilizing web sites, web services and APIs, Windows services, and scheduled tasks as well as legacy systems.

Ticket Solutions and VeriShip share the same IT support group.  For both web and backend applications, Ticket Solutions and VeriShip were looking to improve the support of their ever increasing application complexities and gain a more comprehensive view of system faults and failures.  They were looking for a way to scale up their product support and control the involvement of their development staff and production level access for the various product and support teams.
“Existing monitoring tools were only providing us with alerts when something was wrong. In any given scenario, we could have had several alerts and not understand how they are related or what is the root cause of the problem. Stackify made sense of the information and helped us pinpoint the problem.” said Jacob Dubin, CTO of both Ticket Solutions and VeriShip. “Using Stackify we changed our support model and embraced the DevOps movement and we can now offer better support and faster application issue resolution.”Their solutions are distributed in different environments using both physical and virtual servers.  Their systems are built to ensure scale using distributed processing load across many servers utilizing many applications and technologies.  They are utilizing web sites, web services and APIs, Windows services, and scheduled tasks as well as legacy systems. ” READ MORE

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