Golang Vendor Dependencies
We use Node.js extensively in our production apps. When we started with golang, the major discussion point amongst us was, for a beginner how golang dependency management is supposed to work. Continue Reading
Monitoring performance of your Fetch API
The fetch API allows you to make network requests similar to XMLHttpRequest (XHR). We already wrote a blog about how Fetch API are simple and yet power full in our previous article. Continue Reading
Monitoring AWS Lambda functions with Atatus APM
The serveless computing becomes super popular among developers. AWS Lambda functions is one of the best serverless compute service. Continue Reading
Node.js Application Performance Monitoring
Atatus is a comprehensive application performance management (APM) suite for Node.js applications. Atatus Node.js APM gives you the deeper visibility into the every web transactions happened in your Node.js apps. Continue Reading
Everything You Wanted to Know About Yarn Package Manager
Yarn is new package manager for JavaScript which is a replacement for NPM. Let's see why we need yarn in the first place and how it works. Continue Reading
Server Monitoring vs Application Monitoring
Among developers, there has been always confusion between monitoring servers and monitoring the applications. As we tend to do a lot of virtualization, these concepts should be treated separately, as a single server can host dozens of applications. Continue Reading
Atatus supports most popular integrations: PagerDuty, VictorOps, OpsGenie, Datadog and more
Today, we are happy to announce that Atatus has first-class integration with PagerDuty, VictorOps, OpsGenie, Datadog, YouTrack, Lighthouse and Webhook! Continue Reading
Browser Monitoring with Atatus
All large-scale web applications need some sort of browser monitoring to know about the user experience with JavaScript in the browser. If you care enough to want to monitor your users’ in-browser experience, you probably also are the sort of company who cares deeply about security, privacy, and performance. Continue Reading
Get most out of your JavaScript stack traces using Source Map
We have good news: Atatus automatically fetches and applies source maps to stack traces generated by your errors. This means that you’ll see your original source code, and not minified and/or transpired code. Continue Reading
Tracking of console logs in production
Most of the developers use print statements to debug their apps whether it is web or command line tool. In web apps, we used to see lot of console logs in the code. This can be very useful when you want to figure out the root cause of the errors in production or development. Continue Reading