Pavithra Parthiban

Why Your APM Needs Observability - Metrics, Logs, and Traces Explained

Understand the difference between APM and observability, how they work together to improve performance monitoring, faster troubleshooting, and system reliability.

New Relic APM: Hidden Costs, Performance Gaps, and a Better Alternative

Explore New Relic APM’s hidden costs and limitations, and discover how Atatus APM, an alternative, offers a better solution at best pricing.

How Leading Businesses Achieved Greater Uptime with Atatus Monitoring

Learn how leading businesses boost uptime, reduce downtime, and improve performance with Atatus Application Performance Monitoring.

Is Dynatrace Worth the Price?[Dynatrace Pricing and Top Alternatives]

Explore Dynatrace pricing, understand the need for a Dynatrace alternative, and discover top APM alternatives like Atatus, Datadog, and New Relic to make informed monitoring decisions.

Is Sentry Enough for DevOps? Rethinking Observability in Modern Workflows

Discover why Sentry alone isn’t enough for full DevOps observability and how Atatus, Sentry Alternative unifies monitoring to boost your team's efficiency

Atatus – A Top Datadog Alternative

Looking for a Datadog competitor? Discover why Atatus is the preferred Datadog alternative — full-stack monitoring, real-time insights, and transparent pricing to simplify your observability.

Datadog vs Splunk: A Side-by-Side Comparison [2025]

Looking for the best observability tool? Check out this comparison of Datadog and Splunk, covering their key features, strengths, and performance.

Node.js Monitoring in Serverless Environments - A Complete Guide

Learn key metrics, challenges, and best practices for Node.js performance monitoring in serverless environments to optimize app speed and reliability.

Why Does Your Node.js App Crash in Production and How Can You Fix it?

Discover why your Node.js app crashes in production and learn practical fixes with real-time monitoring, error tracking, and performance insights

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