Monitoring monolithic architecture is challenging as you cannot see each part of the architecture separately. Read more to learn how to monitor monolithic architecture successfully! Read more

This article discusses response time: why it is so important, how to monitor it, tools for monitoring response time, etc.? Read more

You’ve likely been logging and are aware of its advantages but might not have tasted the APM sauce. You should consider using both. Why? Learn more by reading this recent blog post. Read more

Traditional tracing has issues when it comes to troubleshooting programs built on a distributed or microservice-based software architecture. Distributed tracing solutions solve this problem, and numerous other performance issues, because they can track requests through each service or module and provide an end-to-end narrative account of that request. Learn more! Read more

Python performance measurement tools help us to identify performance bottlenecks in our app. This allows us to focus on the business login as opposed to writing custom code, setting it up with our app, and then figuring out whether the results are accurate enough. These tools are well tested by the open source community and used by many companies to measure the performance of their web apps. Read more

Sentry is an error-handling tool that focuses on crashes and logging, but it's not the right tool for everyone. Check out these 6 alternatives to Sentry to consider for monitoring your application. Read more

There are a lot of monitoring tools on the market to choose from, but how do you know which one is right for your business? Check out this comparison of 3 top tools on the market: Stackify, New Relic and Scout. Read more

Whether developing software or testing it, almost every part of application lifecycle management is reliable on the human workforce. But some parts like monitoring, tracking, and alerting can be automated using some latest software. Learn more about how automated monitoring saves time and money! Read more

Monitoring is quite a vague term. It covers many aspects and holds unique value to every company more often than not. In general terms, app monitoring has two monitoring segments — front-end and back-end. Frontend monitoring deals with the performance of the visible parts of your application. Read more

How do some of the top competitors in the monitoring market compare? This article compares things like usability, installation and more so you can pick the best tool for your application. Read more