SigNoz MCP Workshop - Agentic Workflows for Observability
A hands-on workshop on SigNoz MCP and the agentic workflows you can run in observability. Vishal Sharma, founding engineer at SigNoz, walks through.
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Raygun APM Agent 3.1: async traces that stay with the right request
Raygun APM Agent 3.1 introduces more accurate asynchronous request tracing for Windows, Linux, and Azure App Service. Version 3.0 rebuilt the foundation of the Agent, profiler, installers, and release pipeline. Version 3.1 builds on that work with a focused improvement for ASP.NET Core: automatic request correlation that follows asynchronous execution without requiring developers to instrument their application. The result is a more accurate trace, with less duplication and a clearer view of the work performed for each web request.
5 Things The New APM Does So You Don't Have To
5 things you can do with the new Coralogix APM, no alerts to write and no database agent to install.
The new APM experience: every service monitored from day one, and ready for your AI agent
Coralogix APM has told you which service is behind the latency. From today, the new APM experience tells you what is behind the service: the release, the environment, or the query one layer down. It watches every service you run from the moment it appears, without anyone writing an alert. And everything you see on the screen, your AI agent can use too: in Olly, from the Coralogix CLI, or through MCP in your IDE. A latency chart shows that something got slow.
Amazon WorkSpaces Applications In-Console Monitoring
Recently, Amazon announced WorkSpaces Applications in-console monitoring. This is a big shift forward for AWS, who is quietly building market share with their Amazon WorkSpaces Applications (previously called Amazon AppStream 2.0) virtual applications offering. This announcement validates that observability matters for Amazon WorkSpaces Applications customers – they need to see what’s going on in their virtual application and desktop fleets, hosts and sessions.
How MSPs Can Deliver Azure Monitoring as a Managed Service
Azure monitoring looks straightforward when managing a single environment. Azure Monitor, Log Analytics, Azure Monitor Agent and Azure Policy provide a comprehensive set of tools for collecting and analysing telemetry. For a Managed Service Provider (MSP), however, the challenge changes significantly when the service needs to support dozens or hundreds of customers.
Are Server Prices Driving Cloud Migration in 2026?
For years, moving workloads to the cloud has been driven by scalability, flexibility and the desire to reduce the capital expenditure associated with running a data center. In 2026, however, there is another factor entering the conversation: the rising cost of buying and refreshing physical servers. The question is now whether rapidly increasing hardware prices are enough to push organizations that might previously have refreshed their on-premises infrastructure towards cloud alternatives.
How to troubleshoot JMX metric collection issues | Datadog Tips & Tricks
Missing JMX metrics make it hard to know what’s happening in a Java application, especially when vague errors or configuration mismatches make the cause difficult to diagnose. In this video, you’ll see how to troubleshoot common JMX metric collection issues and isolate the cause in less time.
Challenges and Limitations of Open Source Software
Open source software (OSS) offers organizations access to flexible, customizable, and often free software. It can reduce licensing costs and provide access to a large community of developers and users. However, open source does not automatically mean free, simple, secure, or risk-free. Organizations using OSS can face challenges around technical support, security, licensing, maintenance, functionality, and internal expertise.
Azure Virtual Desktop Monitoring: A Complete Guide
Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) puts the user’s desktop at the end of a long delivery chain: the Azure control plane, host pools, session hosts, profile storage, the network, and the endpoint on the user’s desk. Any one of them can make a session feel slow, and none of them looks broken from inside the others. That is why performance work on AVD starts with continuous monitoring across the whole chain rather than at either end of it. Azure Virtual Desktop Monitoring is what closes that gap.