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The Evolution of Observability: From StatsD to OpenTelemetry and Beyond

Explore the journey of observability tools and standards, including StatsD, Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, and OpenMetrics. Learn how leading platforms like New Relic, Datadog, Atatus, and CloudWatch have evolved to meet modern monitoring demands.

9 Best Application Performance Monitoring Tools on the Market and Why Should You Use One

An application performance monitoring tool ensures that your applications not only perform as expected or respond immediately, but also that they do so consistently.

Track Errors In Your Ionic 2+ Apps

The Ionic 2 enables the creation of cross platform mobile applications with HTML, CSS and JavaScript(Angular 2). Ionic 2 is built with Angular 2 framework. In this tutorial, we'll logs Ionic 2 errors to the Atatus service.

Serverless: The Future of the Internet

Serverless performs functions, running cloud services & deploying software. As part of this model, the cloud provider manages both servers and applications.

Top API Metrics for Different Teams That You Should Monitor

Tracking the appropriate API metrics is essential for anyone creating and using APIs. We'll go through the most important API metrics in this article.

Understanding gRPC: A Modern Approach to High-Performance APIs

Discover the power of gRPC, an open-source framework for building high-performance, scalable APIs. Learn how it works, its key differences from traditional protocols like REST, and when to choose gRPC for your projects.

Docker vs Kubernetes

Docker and Kubernetes are two excellent orchestration tools. Kubernetes is a powerful engine while Docker's interface is more straightforward. Read on to see which is better for you!

Top 7 API Monitoring Tools for Your Business in 2025

In this article, we looked at some of the top API monitoring tools available today. What is an API? What to look for when choosing an API monitoring tool?

What is Synthetic Monitoring?

Synthetic monitoring is an active approach to evaluating a website or a website service for functionality, performance, and availability by mimicking visitor requests.

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