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Browsing posts tagged with: Application Performance Monitoring
Eliminating suspects fast: March 13th Facebook outage
March 18, 2019 by
Alec Pinkham
Industry Insights, Networking Technology, Performance Monitoring
The Facebook outage that impacted the company’s globally-popular suite of social media apps last week certainly caused lots of headaches. But reports that the interruptions were due to issues on the network level proved premature. Facebook operates its own collection of 15 data centers globally, which serve as a redundant, internal backbone network. As a…Continue reading
Go Long with Golang
June 8, 2016 by
Ashish Kakran
Company News, Industry Insights
We are excited to announce beta availability of Go support for TraceView. Are you migrating services to Go? If so, you’ll want performance visibility in production to assess your new components. At AppNeta, we were in the same boat as we moved part of our data processing pipeline from Python to Go (read our…Continue reading
3 New Decisive Features for .NET Apps
April 26, 2016 by
Ashish Kakran
Company News, Industry Insights
.NET 2.0 Instrumentation Update How can I monitor my standalone WCF applications? Where can I find performance insights for my MVC applications? How can I easily see the end user experience for my .NET app? Sound familiar? We have some great news – the new AppNeta .NET agent makes it extremely simple to monitor large…Continue reading
Are you ready for Node 6? We are!
April 25, 2016 by
Stephen Belanger
Node v6 is scheduled to land tomorrow and with it comes some great stuff. This release bumps the version of V8 up to 5.0, which expands ES6 coverage from 58% all the way up to 96%! We now have destructuring, default function parameters, rest parameters, Proxy, Reflect and RegExp y/u flags all baked in. There’s…Continue reading
Network context to pierce the cloud
December 9, 2015 by
Dan Kuebrich
Networking Technology, Performance Monitoring
When end-user experience suffers due to performance, the first line of defense begins triage with a seemingly simple question – is the issue with the code, the infrastructure or the network? To answer that simple question, we must navigate an ever-expanding graph of services and networks. A multi-tier application might look monolithic compared to microservice-based…Continue reading
New in Traceview: 5 more ways to drill down on your APM data
September 28, 2015 by
Alec Pinkham
Over the past few months, we’ve been reaching out to users, doing user testing, and compiling a collection of the most complex traces TraceView has encountered to date. What have we found? Unsurprisingly, our customers’ apps (and ecologies thereof) continue to grow more sophisticated, distributed, and asynchronous. We’re obviously excited about this trend, as instrumenting…Continue reading
3 New Customization Options for .NET Apps in TraceView!
August 25, 2015 by
Alec Pinkham
With the latest update to our .NET instrumentation we’re expanding our commitment to our power users by offering additional customization options. Our TraceView instrumentation team works incredibly hard to make sure that the install experience for first and long-time users is quick and easy. While we strive to provide an excellent out-of-the-box experience we realize…Continue reading
Dashboards for Line of Business Managers
May 11, 2015 by
Team AppNeta
Company News, Networking Technology
Department managers need to be aware of the productivity issues their teams are having, particularly with respect to the applications they need to use throughout their workday to get their jobs done. Today’s organizations are using SaaS applications more predominantly — sales, service and support departments are usually relying on Salesforce to provide them with…Continue reading