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Application Performance Monitoring (APM) is a crucial practice that involves tracking and managing the performance of software applications. It provides insights into how applications behave in real-time, helping developers identify issues such as slow response times, high error rates, and transaction bottlenecks. APM tools collect data from various sources, including server metrics and user interactions, to ensure optimal application performance. By implementing APM, organizations can enhance user experience, improve system reliability, and streamline troubleshooting processes, ultimately leading to more efficient software deployments and better resource utilization.
Key Application Metrics and Monitoring for Developers
I cover three metrics for monitoring any production application: response time, error rate, and slow transactions. Plus, what do you do with that info?
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Node.js Application Monitoring With Prometheus and Grafana
Application monitoring is a method that uses software tools to gain insights into your software deployments. This can be achieved through simple health checks to see if the server is available to…
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Monitoring Spring Boot Applications: Part 1
Application monitoring is one thing that we as developers cannot overlook. It doesn’t matter if you run a monolith or microservices application because application monitoring is a must for production…...
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Monitoring Custom Spring Boot Application Logs
When your application is ready to roll out in production, monitoring every single activity related to it has a significant impact on its performance. You might need to analyze the server’s CPU…
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Monitoring
Monitoring is the process of collecting performance-related metrics from the system. When paired with alerting, monitoring helps us understand when our system behaves as expected and when an incident ...
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Performance Profiling During Development
Performance profiling isn’t just an activity reserved for Ops teams monitoring an application in production. In my view, it’s a skill that should become part of every decent software…
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Improve Your App’s Performance With Profiler
You, after working so hard on the application, don’t want to deliver a memory-intensive choppy app that heats up your user’s phone. Before Android Studio 3.0, there were some monitoring tools…
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Key Application Performance Metrics From the Viewpoint of a Statistician-Turned-Developer
You’ve just released your new app into the wild, live in production. Success! Now what? Your job is done, right? Wrong. Now that you’ve deployed your code, it’s time to monitor it, collect data, and…
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Improving Backend Application Performance
Strategies to identify and improve the performance of backend applications NewRelic APM Dashboard Over the years, I have used a concoction of strategies to improve backend application performance. Th...
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Web App Performance
Web application performance is affected by network latency, bandwidth, database queries, page size and many other factors.
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Monitoring
Monitoring tools capture and visualize data from an application's execution. Learn more about monitoring on Full Stack Python.
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Improve Your App’s Performance With Android Profilers
In my previous post, we saw how to optimize UI performance but UI is not the only reason for apps with bad performance. There may be a lot of reasons like bad CPU usage, unnecessary memory…
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