Abstract: Systems and methods for alerting administrators of a monitored digital user experience include performing inline monitoring of network access between one or more users each with an associated user device executing an agent application, the Internet, and one or more cloud applications and private applications. The systems and methods also include obtaining device, application, and network metrics related to the inline monitoring from a cloud system and a logging and analytics system. The systems and methods further include comparing the metrics to one or more alerts comprising alert rules. The systems and methods yet further include sending a notification to one or more administrators when the metrics include data that satisfies the alert rules of the one or more alerts.

Abstract: Systems and methods include monitoring user experience of one or more users accessing any of the Internet, cloud applications, and private applications; determining a user experience score for the one or more users; responsive to detecting a low user experience score for a user, performing one or more analyses on the user experience of the user; and determining a root cause of the low user experience score based on the one or more analyses. The systems and methods can include determining a remedial action for the user based on the root cause.

Abstract: Systems and methods for alerting administrators of a monitored digital user experience include performing inline monitoring of network access between one or more users each with an associated user device executing an agent application, the Internet, and one or more cloud applications and private applications. The systems and methods also include obtaining device, application, and network metrics related to the inline monitoring from a cloud system and a logging and analytics system. The systems and methods further include comparing the metrics to one or more alerts comprising alert rules. The systems and methods yet further include sending a notification to one or more administrators when the metrics include data that satisfies the alert rules of the one or more alerts.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing sparsely updated counters in memory include, for a given interval of time and N counters associated with the given interval, managing a first set of the N counters in a first level of storage in the memory, wherein the first level of storage utilizes a hash table to store a counter identifier and a value for each of the first set; and responsive to filling up the first level of storage for a given user in the given interval, managing the first set and a second set of the N counters in a second level of storage in the memory, wherein the set utilizes memory buckets to incrementally store the first set and the second set.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing sparsely updated counters in memory include, for a given interval of time and N counters associated with the given interval, managing a first set of the N counters in a first level of storage in the memory, wherein the first level of storage utilizes a hash table to store a counter identifier and a value for each of the first set; and responsive to filling up the first level of storage for a given user in the given interval, managing the first set and a second set of the N counters in a second level of storage in the memory, wherein the set utilizes memory buckets to incrementally store the first set and the second set.