Until recently, Checkly was telling you what broke in your app. Now, it can also tell you why it broke. We're excited to announce the general availability of Checkly Traces, a new addition to our synthetic monitoring platform that bridges the gap between frontend monitoring and backend observability. By combining synthetic monitoring with distributed tracing, Checkly Traces empowers development teams to detect, diagnose, and resolve issues faster than ever before.

Imagine this: You push a major update to your website, confident that everything looks great. Hours later, traffic plummets. Your users complain about slow load times, but when you check WebPageTest, everything seems fine. What’s missing? Real-time insights and proactive monitoring.

Managing incidents just got a whole lot easier. With our latest update, you get better visibility, smarter filtering, and a seamless way to collaborate with your team – right inside UptimeRobot. You can now access all incidents in one place under the new Incidents tab in the left sidebar. FYI: Some of our best improvements come directly from you—like the ability to add comments and make incidents searchable. We listen and we don’t judge—do you have an idea?

Providing rich context for monitor alerts is an essential part of any robust, scalable monitoring strategy. Alerts that send teams scrambling for basic background information prolong troubleshooting, hindering effective incident response and heightening the potential for service disruption. Given the increasing complexity of modern, distributed applications, however, breaking down knowledge silos in order to ensure consistent access to critical context for alerts can be a challenge.

Raygun CLI is a powerful command-line interface tool designed to enhance the developer experience when working with Raygun’s error tracking and performance monitoring platform. With this tool, we bring Raygun’s features directly to your terminal, making it easier to integrate some important elements of Raygun Crash Reporting and error tracking into your development and CI/CD workflow. We are excited to announce the release of version 1.0.0 of Raygun CLI.

HAProxy 3.1 makes significant gains in performance and usability, with better capabilities for troubleshooting. In this blog post, we list all of the new features and changes. All these improvements (and more) will be incorporated into HAProxy Enterprise 3.1, releasing Spring 2025. Watch our webinar HAProxy 3.1: Feature Roundup and listen to our experts as we examine new features and updates and participate in the live Q&A.

New year, new Grafana release! Grafana 11.5 is here with new features to enhance how you can share, migrate, and alert on all your data in Grafana. Grafana 11.5: Download now Below are just some of the highlights from the latest Grafana release. If you are looking for more details about all the changes in this release, refer to the changelog or the What’s New documentation.

We’re excited to introduce Message Templates, a powerful new feature designed to streamline communication and ensure consistency across teams. With pre-configured templates curated by Enterprise Administrators, OnPage phone app users can now send standardized messages with just a few taps—saving valuable time and reducing the risk of miscommunication in critical situations.

We’re excited to announce the release of HAProxy Kubernetes Ingress Controller 3.1! This release introduces expanded support for TCP custom resource definitions (CRDs), runtime improvements, and parallelization when writing maps.

One of the core convictions of the entire DEX movement is that if IT is responsible for the technological experiences of all employees, all the time, it must also have the means to measure and manage those experiences. Without this, it isn’t just an unreasonable expectation—it’s also ineffective for organizations and employees alike. This insight has driven Nexthink to empower IT teams with the tools they need to see, diagnose, and fix every issue.