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When your Python app starts slowing down, maybe queries are taking longer, memory keeps creeping up, or API calls are lagging—basic server metrics won’t tell you why. You need to see what’s happening inside the application itself. That’s the role of Application Performance Monitoring (APM). It gives you a breakdown of database queries, external API calls, memory usage, error rates, and more, so you can connect the dots between code and performance.

Only a few weeks remain before Microsoft ends support for one of the most widely used operating systems of all time. Are you ready for what comes next?

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Serverless applications are becoming the go-to architecture for modern developers. Startups and enterprises are building serverless applications because they offer scalability, cost-efficiency, and flexibility. However, these advantages come with unique challenges, especially when it comes to monitoring serverless applications. Traditional server monitoring tools fail to capture short-lived functions, making serverless application monitoring essential for maintaining performance and reliability.