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By James Michaelis
In an agile DevOps environment, developers move quickly and often, making small changes in ongoing sprints. Once applications go live, operations teams (and often times, developers themselves) take over performance management and issue resolution, while updates and improvements continue. Developers and DevOps teams need a continuous flow of information on how each iteration works, fails, or worse – introduces new problems.
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By jmichaelis
Every organization relies on mission-critical applications and services that ultimately generate revenue, so the user experience has never been more important. Companies trust their developer and operations (DevOps) teams to ensure important applications run smoothly. DevOps teams, in turn, trust application performance optimization tools to quickly identify and resolve issues or avoid them altogether in the first place.
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By Stackify Team
For distributed systems and microservices, message brokers play a very important role. Message brokers keep data flowing smoothly between different parts of our applications. Two names that often come up in discussions about message brokers are RabbitMQ and Kafka. But what exactly are they, and how do they differ?
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By Stackify Team
A 502 Bad Gateway error implies that the server (Nginx) can’t properly communicate with the upstream web application server. A sign of more severe problems, such as server overload, improper configuration, or network failure, a 502 Bad Gateway error can cause service interruption, which can translate to revenue loss. Fortunately, you can easily resolve the error in Nginx once you identify the causes.
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By Stackify Team
Bash, or the Bourne Again SHell, is a command-line interpreter popular in Unix-like operating systems. The default shell for most Linux distributions and older macOS versions, Bash is a preferred tool by many developers and system administrators. A versatile tool for interacting with UNIX-based systems, Bash terminal commands handles a wide range of tasks, including: Bash is the most widely used command-line interface (CLI).
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By Stackify Team
Redis is an in-memory data store used primarily as a quick-response database or an application cache. As an open-source NoSQL database, Redis handles data operations in microseconds, making it perfect for applications that need real-time processing. Fast, flexible, and easy to use, Redis has become a key player in modern application design.. Developers love Redis for its scalability and because it delivers application performance much faster than traditional databases, thanks to its in-memory operations.
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By Stackify
As ethical hacking continues to grow in importance, professionals require a reliable operating system to assist them in their tasks. A Debian-based distribution, Kali Linux is the go-to OS for ethical hackers and penetration testers. But why has it become the industry standard? This post will explore what makes Kali Linux essential and dive into the key commands every ethical hacker should know.
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By Stackify
It’s no secret that many businesses rely heavily on Amazon Web Services (AWS) for their infrastructure and application needs. While AWS offers scalability, flexibility, and reliability, managing and monitoring cloud resources can be challenging. That’s where AWS monitoring and observability can be a tremendous asset. Today, we will explore how implementing these practices is crucial for ensuring that your cloud environment operates smoothly, efficiently, and securely.
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By Stackify
Ensuring your applications are reliable and performant is more critical now than ever. This need has driven the rise of observability practices, where developers and operations teams closely monitor their applications’ health, performance, and behavior. This is where OpenTelemetry (OTel) comes into play.
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By Stackify
Prometheus has emerged as the de facto standard for monitoring in cloud-native environments based on several key factors. Prometheus offers a highly scalable time-series database, capable of handling millions of metrics and a pull-based architecture that simplifies network configuration and enhances security. In this blog post, we’ll explore the four primary Prometheus metric types: counter, gauge, histogram, and summary.
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By Stackify
Stackify’s commitment to serving a broad array of industries is evident from its varied customer portfolio. From BigBank and Big Pharma to Logistics Supplier and Retail Bank, the Self-Hosted Retrace has proven adaptable and essential across different sectors. This versatility not only demonstrates the solution's robustness but also its capacity to meet your industry-specific demands, affirming Stackify's role as a critical tool in the optimization of IT infrastructures globally.
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By Stackify
This presentation outlines the various options for installing the Retrace Agent, with a focus on the manual installation process.
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By Stackify
Our customers can now get a self hosted Retrace, where their own data will never leave the Azure cloud environment. Stackify by Netreo will deploy and manage the Retrace platform that includes infrastructure components and software. Customer will get the access to the Retrace within their corporate domain, rather than public internet.
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By Stackify
We are excited to inform you that Open Telemetry is now available for you with the introduction of “Netreo OTel Appliance”. With the OTel Appliance, cloud-native services like AWS Lambda, AWS ECS, AWS EKS, Azure Functions, Azure App Services, Azure Container Instances, and Azure Kubernetes Services can be monitored and you see application traces and logs in Retrace UI (s1.stackify.com). The applications hosted in the cloud Serverless and containers can be monitored without running the Retrace agent within the instance itself.
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By Stackify
Retrace Customers can now email their dashboards to anyone in the organisation or outside. The dashboard snapshot, together with a high quality PDF is sent as an email with very simple steps.
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By Stackify
In the keynote recorded during our recent user group session NUGGETS 2023, Sanjeev Mittal, GM of Retrace talks about how organizations are rapidly moving their infrastructure to the cloud and how their costs and complexity are increasing. Our customers are looking for Observability solutions that give them control of data and costs.
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By Stackify
What are profilers? Which is the best? Download our free guide and get all the answers around using a .NET profiler.
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By Stackify
The right APM tool will monitor your applications proactively and reactively so you can sleep better at night.
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By Stackify
Code level performance metrics, Azure monitoring, structured logging and more. Download our free guide and get all the answers around .NET monitoring.
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By Stackify
Understand the implications for security, code visibility, team culture, and more. Download our free guide and get all the answers around DevOps.
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By Stackify
Methods for optimizing web apps in Azure, logging, deploying to IIS, and more. Download our free guide and get all the answers around .NET Core.
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By Stackify
Logging is a crucial part of any application for both debugging and audit purposes. Read about best practices and find how-to guides in our ebook.
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Stackify offers the only developers-friendly cloud based solution that fully integrates application performance management (APM) with error tracking and log management in one platform. Stackify allows software developers, operations and support managers to easily monitor, detect and resolve application issues, before they affect the business to ensure a better end user experience, higher satisfaction and lower churn.
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