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The user experience measured: session performance and security analytics from the inside — the VDI with the user's numbers.

FOCUS · THE EXPERIENCE IN NUMBERSLogons, latency and slow apps measured from the user's seat: the complaint becomes a diagnosis
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01 · What it is

uberAgent, made clear.

“The desktop is slow” — but where? uberAgent measures it from inside the session: logon times broken down (profile, GPOs, scripts), perceived latency, apps that consume, errors. And on the security front: anomalous processes, use of suspicious tools. The workspace's UX stops being an opinion.

Logon
broken into phases: you DO see what steals the 40 seconds
UX score
the experience per user and group: the trend, not the anecdote
Security
the anomalous endpoint behaviors: telemetry that also stands guard
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02 · How to use it well

The things that make the difference.

The telemetry

The users' sessionswhere the experience happens
Logon & latency
App performance
Security events
waits · culprits · anomalies
Dashboards (Splunk/ELK)the numbers, readable
Baselines & trendsthe before/after demonstrable
The VDI seen from inside the session

The logon dissected

Profile, GPOs, scripts and antivirus timed: the 40 seconds find their culprits.

Capacity by experience

The density per host tuned on the measured UX, not on the CPU: the right hosts, happy users.

Before/after of the changes

Every new image compared with numbers: the improvement (or the regression) certified.

In our monitoring

The uberAgent metrics inside the Yocto Vision flow: the experience among the SLAs.

03 · In depth

Deep telemetry: endpoints and sessions measured

uberAgent (now in the Citrix Platform License) measures what Director doesn't see: the experience per application (startup times, hangs, crashes, UI delay), the boot and logon detail per phase, the consumption per process (who steals CPU and IOPS), the browser telemetry (slow pages per site), the security (uberAgent ESA: process trees and suspicious activity); the data goes to Splunk/Elastic/Azure Monitor: the dashboards answer 'why is it slow'.

  • App experience — startups, hangs and crashes per application: the culprit named
  • Logon per fasi — GPOs, profile, scripts: the minute of logon broken down
  • Per-process — CPU, RAM and IOPS per process: who consumes gets seen
  • Browser telemetry — the web apps measured per domain: 'the CRM is slow' verifiable
  • ESA — the security telemetry: process trees and anomalies
  • Backend aperto — Splunk, Elastic, Azure Monitor: your tools, its data
04 · Numbers and lifecycle

The numbers that matter.

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the agent's overhead
100+
the metrics per session
fase
the logon's granularity: you fix what weighs
incluso
in the Platform License: activating it pays
UX improves if it's measured: uberAgent + our dashboards — the 'why is it slow' with the answer.
05 · Use cases

Where it really pays off.

VDI optimization

The hunt for seconds, guided by data.

UX troubleshooting

The complaint turned into a precise cause.

Experience governance

The SLA on the UX, truly measured.

Unmeasured UX worsens in silence: uberAgent counts it — we defend it.