As a network administrator, you might have to monitor and manage network instances deployed across geographical locations. However, it is not easy to gauge the requirements of the network when managing network instances in geographically distributed data centers.
Geomaps in NetScaler Console provides you with a graphical representation of your sites and breaks down your network monitoring experience by geography. With geomaps, you can visualize your network instance distribution by location and monitor network issues.
The following section explains how you can monitor data centers in NetScaler Console.
NetScaler Console site is a logical grouping of Citrix NetScaler instances in a specific geographical location. For example, while one site is assigned to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and another site might be assigned to Azure. Still another site is hosted on the premises of the tenant. NetScaler Console manages and monitors all NetScaler instances connected to all sites. You can use NetScaler Console to monitor and collect syslog, AppFlow, SNMP, and any such data originating from the managed instances.
Geomaps in NetScaler Console provides you with a graphical representation of your sites. Geomaps also breaks down your network monitoring experience by geography. With geomaps, you can visualize your network instance distribution by location and monitor all network issues. You can navigate to Infrastructure > Instances page for a visual representation of the sites created on the world map.