Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

Anyone who works in technology quickly learns this truth: users will always interact with systems in the most unexpected and baffling ways… and when something goes wrong, they swear they “didn’t touch anything.” There’s a vast ocean between how something is designed and how it’s actually used—an ocean filled with bugs waiting to be caught. But there’s a way to bridge that gap: session replay.

Your website goes down at 2 AM. Your customers wake up to broken services, flooded support inboxes, and zero communication from your team. By the time you're awake and fixing things, trust is already damaged. A status page prevents this nightmare scenario. But here's the thing — most teams keep putting it off because they think it's complicated, expensive, or time-consuming. It's not. You can create a professional status page in under 5 minutes, completely free. I'll show you exactly how.

Having spent two decades in technical leadership, I’ve seen first hand what separates great development teams from merely good ones. It’s not about the number of features shipped or the elegance of the codebase — it’s about the ability to consistently deliver value to the customer through really great user experience.

Coralogix has released its APM Dependencies feature. This feature automatically surfaces and maps the relationships within and between your software and external services. It allows fine grained tracking of which endpoints within your APIs, depend on other endpoints, or external services and database tables.

It’s been a while since we’ve shared what’s been bubbling up behind these scenes are Scout. In this post, here’s an update on where we’ve been and where we’re going!