Over the past two years, we have been on a journey to provide the tools you need in order to achieve unified, end-to-end observability in real-time across your entire business. We believe that true observability gives you the confidence to embark on your cloud and digital transformation initiatives. LM APM empowers ITOps and DevOps teams with the context they need to continue delivering quality user experiences while seamlessly correlating all of this data in one easy-to-use platform.

Salesforce influences the productivity of entire organizations. That is why monitoring your Salesforce performance in a timely and professional manner is imperative. With GermainAPM’s help, your Salesforce response times and behaviors can be proactively monitored in many ways. Many enterprises depend on the mission-critical capabilities of Salesforce. One minute of downtime in your Salesforce app can cost you hefty.

How well your website works, and your visitor’s experience can make or break your business if you run your business digitally. Subsequently, your lead generation and eventually your sales can be negatively affected by bad user experiences. Almost every website owner has asked himself, are visitors enjoying using their website, store and other web applications? Do they find the information they anticipated? Or are they finding the interface friendly enough?

When we launched AppDynamics with Cisco Secure Application in early 2021, it was the industry’s first integrated application performance management (APM) and runtime application security offering. We made a bold bet that consolidated monitoring would become increasingly important and provide significant benefits such as improved security capabilities and reduced costs. It was the right bet.

A recent eG Innovations & DevOps Institute APM survey of more than 900 IT professionals indicated that AWS is the dominant cloud service provider. Organizations are deploying a wide variety of workloads on AWS cloud environments to ensure agility, scalability, and high availability of their application services.

In an earlier blog post, we had discussed how server performance monitoring is not just about monitoring CPU, memory, and disk resources anymore. There is more to server performance monitoring than just three resources or metrics. That blog post covered several key performance indicators (KPIs) that IT teams must track to ensure that their servers are performing well. In this blog post, we focus on another KPI – server uptime.