We’re thrilled to announce that SigNoz has achieved both SOC2 Type II and HIPAA compliance! This accomplishment marks a significant milestone in our commitment to building a secure and trustworthy observability platform for our users. Visit our trust center for more details.

It is day 3 of SigNoz Launch Week 2.0, and we’re super excited to unveil features related to one of the core tenets of SigNoz. With SigNoz, you can monitor logs, metrics, and traces under a single pane of glass. With three signals under a single pane of glass, the scope for getting more context while debugging your application is immense. Using SigNoz, you can already correlate your traces with logs and check traces associated with APM metrics.

Splunk and Dynatrace are two powerful platforms in the realm of observability and performance monitoring. Each offers unique strengths that cater to different monitoring needs. In this article, we'll explore the features, pros, and cons of both tools, and introduce an exciting alternative that combines the best of both worlds.

Today, we’re excited to unveil the Anomaly Detection feature. It will enable users to create smarter alerts based on dynamic metrics, moving beyond traditional fixed-threshold alerts. It will soon be available to all our users and is currently undergoing beta testing with select users. By detecting deviations from expected patterns, Anomaly Detection will help you stay informed about critical issues without getting overwhelmed by irrelevant alerts. Let’s dig in deeper.

It’s day 1 of SigNoz Launch Week 2.0, and we’re releasing Ingest Guard, a feature that will help platform and finops teams have granular control over data ingestion and observability costs. At SigNoz, we are constantly evolving to meet the needs of modern engineering teams, and this launch week, we're excited to introduce a highly anticipated feature—Ingest Guard.

Is your AVD monitoring strategy truly effective? As organizations increasingly adopt Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) to support remote work, ensuring a seamless and secure user experience becomes a priority. A robust AVD monitoring, and observability strategy is essential to achieve this, allowing you to maintain performance, security, and user satisfaction across your virtual desktops and apps. But where do you start?

Feature flags are crucial in modern software development, allowing teams to safely deploy and test new features. However, the absence of standardization has resulted in fragmentation and vendor lock-in. OpenFeature addresses this by offering an open specification for feature flagging, set to transform how developers manage and implement feature flags across various projects.

This guest post comes from long-time Raygun customer Midtrans, a leading payment gateway in Southeast Asia. As Midtrans grew, so did the number of applications requiring error monitoring. To tackle the challenges of scaling and standardizing Raygun across multiple teams and services, they created a custom Spring Boot starter for Raygun. Now, Midtrans is excited to share this open-source Spring Boot auto-configuration with the community.

Xamarin has been a popular choice for cross-platform mobile development, but Microsoft’s shift to.NET MAUI has developers seeking alternatives. Uno Platform is an open-source.NET framework for building apps across mobile, desktop, web, and embedded devices. Raygun CEO John-Daniel Trask interviewed Uno Platform’s Francois Tanguay and Sasha Krsmanovic on a recent Founder & Friends podcast. They discussed Uno Platform’s advantages over Xamarin and its productivity benefits.

As applications grow in complexity, the ability to gather, process, and analyze logs becomes crucial for maintaining system health and troubleshooting issues. Two popular open-source log collectors have emerged as frontrunners in this space: FluentD and FluentBit. But how do you choose between them? This article dives deep into the FluentD vs FluentBit debate, exploring their features, performance, and use cases to help you make an informed decision.