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Full-stack observability starts with APM and AppDynamics

How AppDynamics APM, Cloud Native Application Observability and the Cisco FSO Platform can provide a full-stack, holistic view of application performance, user experience, security posture and business impact. Recently, a customer asked me how Cisco’s investment in full-stack observability benefits traditional AppDynamics customers. To answer, first, let’s take a moment to discuss how Cisco AppDynamics fits into Cisco Full-Stack Observability.

AppDynamics Cloud is now Cloud Native Application Observability, powered by the Cisco Full-Stack Observability Platform

AppDynamics Cloud is now Cloud Native Application Observability powered by Cisco Full-Stack Observability (FSO) Platform. With Cisco FSO Platform extensibility, the introduction of new modules will extend observability use cases supported by Cloud Native Application Observability. In addition, we are expanding our Multi-Cloud Observability strategy to include visibility into Google Cloud Platform with this release.

Integrating Cisco AppDynamics and Cloud Native Application Observability for unified hybrid cloud monitoring

Cisco AppDynamics has reached a significant milestone in supporting traditional and modern application monitoring use cases with AppDynamics and Cloud Native Application Observability (formerly AppDynamics Cloud). Many enterprises have yet to complete their journey to modern cloud native architectures, but most have started embracing such a move.

15 surprisingly scary application security statistics

Take a research-based look at the state of application security and learn how leveraging security builds user trust, resilience and revenue growth. According to the cybersecurity readiness index released by Cisco in March of 2023, less than 10% of all companies worldwide are considered mature enough to tackle today’s cybersecurity issues. In part, this lag in maturity can be attributed to 92% of technologists prioritizing rapid innovation across application development ahead of app security.

Building big picture insights for better digital public services

Leverage context and insights across applications and infrastructure to deliver high-performing public sector digital experiences for citizens and staff. Digital transformations are accelerating everywhere, and the public sector is no exception. Like most organizations, federal, state and local agencies rely on infrastructure to deliver the most critical applications and services to citizens.

Cloud Native Application Observability - Trace-Logs Correlation

There is a brand new feature for Cloud Native Application Observability (formerly known as AppDynamics Cloud) that will reduce the effort it takes to resolve performance issues within business transactions. We are improving modern application troubleshooting by aligning traces that are performing sub-optimally with their associated logs so one can effortlessly discover the root cause. Watch how we quickly identify poor-performing business transactions, their associated traces, and spans, to the relevant logs pertinent to fixing performance issues, never having to switch tools or the context.

Not staying in Vegas - Cisco Live 2023 Trends and Innovations

Ronak Desai, SVP & GM, Cisco AppDynamics & Full-Stack Observability shares his thoughts on a week full of game-changing announcements and digital transformation at Cisco Live. Cisco Live is always one of my favorite weeks, and this year did not disappoint. As someone who has been with Cisco for over two decades, this event was especially significant for me, as it marked my first Cisco Live US leading Cisco AppDynamics and Full-Stack Observability.

How to ensure HTTP notification delivery

Rely on AppDynamics alerts but consider no alerting system is immune from failure itself. Just like how a power outage could prevent an alarm clock from alerting you at the expected set time, issues can lead to alert failures if say for example, there is a misconfiguration during the setup or perhaps if an endpoint or gateway communication goes offline. Being able to rely on alerts is necessary, expecting one when a system is experiencing a health-related issue, however, we must prepare that there could be a failed HTTP request, that you must rely on that would notify you of an issue.