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Monitoring

Implement API Monitoring

It's a fact of modern software development that aspects of our applications interact with third-party APIs. This could be for any number of reasons, with some common ones being payment processing, telecommunications, logging, and data analysis. So, since our applications rely upon third-party APIs so much, we need to ensure that we integrate with them as effectively — and defensively — as we can.

Beyond Protocol Results: Why and how to analyze end-user experience through real browser-based load

Performance testing is critical if you want to scale web applications. Poor performance is a major reasons why digital companies lose users, which is why it’s imperative to ensure your application infrastructure is able to handle the anticipated load without compromising on your end user experience.

End-to-end monitoring of HBase databases and clusters

Running real time data injection and multiple concurrent workloads on HBase clusters in production is always challenging. There are multiple factors that affect a cluster’s performance or health and dealing with them is not easy. Timely, up-to-date and detailed data is crucial to locating and fixing issues to maintain a cluster’s health and performance.

Accelerating API Performance Problem Resolution with API Monitoring

With a solid API Monitoring strategy and practice in place, it becomes easier to find and fix issues rapidly, as well as increasing the amount of feedback so your teams can continuously improve. In fact, our State of API Survey found that teams that prioritize API Monitoring as a strategy are able to resolve API issues in less than 24 hours.

Performance Testing on Every Commit

According to our latest State of API report, API performance is seen as a top-factor in the success of an API program. With teams shifting to CI/CD and DevOps delivery at a rapid pace, performance testing can still be a major bottleneck to most teams. Siloed performance engineering teams are unable to keep up with the rapid pace of modern software delivery - many organizations still run load tests outside of the pipeline and only when holiday season comes around.