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Secure AIOps: Do I really need the SAP transport? - Q&A

During customer implementations, we are often asked about the need for Avantra SAP transports. This post addresses many of the common questions we receive and explains the rationale behind our platform design decisions. Our choices are guided by security-first principles, SAP best practices, and over 23 years of accumulated expertise. These principles ensure a reliable, secure, and effective solution for our customers.

How your favorite apps use protocols: A look at real-world scenarios

Ever wondered how computers and servers talk to each other without descending into chaos? It’s all thanks to network protocols—the unsung heroes of the digital world. These nifty little rules tell devices how to format, send, and receive data, ensuring that even the most mismatched tech can have a civil conversation. This blog will explore different network protocols and how popular apps use them to ensure smooth performance and secure communication.

New API endpoint to add comments to error groups

This enhancement is part of Raygun’s 12 Days of Christmas 2024. Over the next few weeks, we’ll share daily updates on bug fixes and feature improvements inspired by feedback from you, our customers. These are the small but impactful changes you’ve asked for, designed to make Raygun faster and easier to use. Check back tomorrow for the next update and see how we’re leveling up your experience one day at a time! Our special thanks to Gwilym from the U.K.

Increase visibility into network incidents using moovingon.ai and Datadog

moovingon.ai is a platform that consolidates alerts, incidents, audits, runbooks, and other resources for 24/7 network operations center (NOC) engineering teams. These teams often have to work collaboratively to maintain uptime for mission-critical cloud infrastructure and applications and need specialized resources to facilitate investigations in the event of an issue.

New private status ingestion integrations: Meraki, Neat Pulse, AT&T

Managing the reliability and uptime of critical services is a cornerstone of smooth business operations. While public cloud status pages provide general updates, they often fall short in reflecting the true status of your specific hosted tenants. Enter Private status ingestion, a powerful feature available exclusively on our Enterprise plan.

What is Performance Engineering?

Performance engineering transforms how organizations build and optimize software systems. System delays and performance issues directly impact revenue, user satisfaction, and business success. This guide covers performance engineering fundamentals, implementation approaches, and advanced strategies for building high-performing systems.

Cloud Status Third-Party Monitoring Gets Upgraded!

At Uptime.com, we’re committed to helping you monitor and manage the uptime and reliability of your websites and critical infrastructure. Based on your feedback, we’ve enhanced Cloud Status to deliver even more powerful insights into third-party dependencies and improve your experience. Here’s what’s new and what’s coming next!

Opslogix explores: How to bridge the gap between SCOM and Grafana with a SCOM Prometheus Exporter

As an observability architect, I have seen firsthand the power and importance of a robust monitoring solution. For infrastructure monitoring System Center Operations Manager (SCOM) stands tall. It is widely adopted and excels at monitoring the health and performance of infrastructure. However, as the need for advanced observability grows, such as tracking application logs and tracing code paths, SCOM's capabilities can fall short.

From Dev to Prod: Debugging in Next.js

Debugging. It’s a critical skill for all developers. And when you’re building a dynamic, high-performance application with Next.js, Chrome DevTools, and console.log() aren’t always enough. There are more effective and structured ways to debug Next.js apps as they scale. You will also find practical tips from our Next.js debugging workshop sprinkled throughout. Also, while this guide is focused primarily on Next.js, there is a similar guide for debugging React apps here.