Autonomous DEM
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Remote Sites
ADEM lets you create synthetic tests for remote sites. These tests provide a good
baseline view of the digital experience segment-by-segment across all monitored
applications
You can use ADEM to monitor the application experience of users connecting from two kinds of
SD-WAN remote sites:
- a Prisma SD-WAN ION device
- a next-generation firewall (NGFW) with an SD-WAN subscription
- SD-WAN device monitoring—The ADEM agent on the ION device or the NGFW monitors the following:
- CPU utilization
- Memory utilization
- Historical trends
- Remote site traffic visibility—ADEM provides continuous visibility into real traffic usage between SD-WAN remote sites and applications and for traffic traversing Prisma Access, including traffic to SaaS applications, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) applications, as well as traffic to applications in your own data center.
- Synthetic Monitoring—The ADEM-enabled SD-WAN site and the cloud agents within Prisma Access use synthetic tests to baseline end-to-end network quality metrics—latency, jitter, and loss—for each segment from the remote site to the monitored applications on all WAN paths (active and backup). In addition, ADEM-enabled SD-WAN site and the cloud agents within Prisma Access also use synthetic tests to collect web performance metrics, which capture metrics about the HTTP and HTTPS transactions to a specific application, including application availability and uptime, DNS lookup, TCP connect, SSL connect, server response time, time-to-first-byte, data transfer rate, and time-to-last-byte.Because the synthetic tests are layered, they give a good baseline view of the digital experience segment-by-segment across all monitored applications, and allow you to quickly visualize when and where a change occurred that led to degradation of your users’ digital experience.An ADEM enabled SD-WAN site can monitor all WAN paths (active and backup) based on forwarding policies configured on the SD-WAN. It can monitor Prisma Access path, Secure Fabric path as well as Direct Access path.
The three paths shown in the above image are described in detail
below:
- Prisma Access PathThis path is used for applications that are configured to use Prisma Access for security.
- Prisma SD-WAN
- NGFW
- Prisma SD-WAN
- Secure Fabric (SD-WAN) PathWhen using this path, ADEM can monitor applications hosted on SaaS, IaaS, or private applications hosted in a data center through the Secure Fabric tunnel between the SD-WAN remote site device and an SD-WAN data center device.
- Prisma SD-WAN
- NGFW
- Prisma SD-WAN
- Direct Access PathWhen using this path, ADEM monitors SaaS applications directly from the SD-WAN remote site over the internet. This test does not go through the Prisma Access or the Secure Fabric path.
- Prisma SD-WAN
- NGFW
- Prisma SD-WAN