How APM Can Improve Your Digital Customer Experience?
Learn how APM tools like Atatus help DevOps and engineers deliver better digital experiences through faster response times, proactive issue fixing, and deeper user insights.
Mohana Ayeswariya J
I write about application performance, monitoring, and DevOps, sharing insights and tips to help teams build faster, more reliable, and efficient software.
Why APM Is Essential for Microservices Architecture?
APM is critical for microservices architecture as it helps detect bottlenecks, trace service interactions, and resolve issues faster ensuring seamless performance across distributed systems.
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What is Node.js Performance Monitoring? [A Complete Guide]
Struggling with slow Node.js apps? Learn how to monitor performance, track vital metrics, fix bottlenecks, follow best practices, explore top tools, and see why Atatus is a smart choice.
Choosing the Right APM Software: 5 Key Factors to Consider
Choosing the right APM software is crucial for developers and DevOps teams. Explore five key factors and see why Atatus is the top choice for modern, scalable performance monitoring.
PHP Monitoring Best Practices for Developers, DevOps, and SREs
Explore why PHP monitoring matters in 2025, with real-world practices, common pitfalls, and examples for developers, DevOps, and SREs. Includes a detailed guide and tooling insights.
How to Reduce Application Downtime with APM?
According to a recent 2025 study, the average cost of downtime has inched as high as $9,000 per minute for large organizations. For higher-risk enterprises like finance and healthcare, downtime can eclipse
Top 15 Application Performance Metrics for Developers and SREs
Learn the 15 essential APM metrics every developer and SRE must track. Discover how the right APM tool helps boost performance, reliability, and user experience at scale.
Real User Monitoring (RUM) vs. Synthetic Monitoring: Understanding Best Practices
Dive into real user and synthetic monitoring to understand their use cases, benefits, and limitations. Find out how Atatus combines both for complete performance visibility.
What is Real User Monitoring (RUM)?
Real User Monitoring (RUM) is the process of collecting data on how actual users interact with your website or application across regions, devices, and network conditions.