Dive into the Node.js event loop and learn how monitoring it helps track performance, identify issues early, and keep your applications running reliably for better user experiences.
Node.js applications can fail silently. Requests hang, latency spikes, memory leaks grow, and logs are scattered. Monitoring reveals these hidden problems so teams can resolve them quickly.
Node.js can be used for a variety of tasks, including scripting to do tasks, running a web server, and serving static files, such as a website. Today, we'll go over the procedures to test a Node.js HTTP web API.
Faster performance in any web application improves the user experience and leads to increased revenue, which makes business owners pleased. This article will look at several practices you can use to improve your Node.js performance.