Are you monitoring your website, API, server? Explore the best tools to monitor your online business infrastructure.
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Server monitoring is crucial for businesses to ensure different systems are running well. As your business grows, your resources, workforce, services, systems, and IT infrastructure also begins to grow. Hence, a performance monitoring solution becomes important to observe the health, activities, and capability of your servers. In this article, I will talk about multiple light-weight…
Love Grafana for server metrics monitoring? You’ll love Blackbox Exporter for website monitoring too! In this tutorial, you will learn to install Blackbox Exporter on CentOS/RHEL and understand how to use it with Prometheus and Grafana to monitor website performance and uptime. Prerequisites Prometheus and Grafana must be pre-installed. Follow this article to install Prometheus…
In this article, you will learn how to monitor the global performance of a website with Grafana and worldPing. Features of worldPing: Tests the performance of your applications and uptime With the advanced alerting system, it notifies you about any issue. Gives comparative performance metrics of your competitors Easily shares interactive snapshots with anyone you…
Running an online business demands a superbly performing website. It showcases your products and services in front of your potential customers to fetch their attention while establishing your brand trustworthiness. But do you have any idea how it is performing? Well, there is plenty of information you must be aware of regarding your website, including…
In this tutorial, I will talk about Prometheus and Grafana. You will learn to install both on CentOS/RHEL and understand how to use Prometheus and Grafana to monitor the Linux server. Introduction Grafana is a leading time-series, an open-source platform for visualization and monitoring. It allows you to query, visualize, set alerts, and understand metrics…
To get a picture of RUM (Real User Monitoring), imagine your website is an ant farm, and your users are the ants. RUM clears the walls of your farm, letting you see exactly where the users come from, what they do, what problems they have, and how long it takes for them to interact with…
Real User Monitoring (RUM) is a testing technique that collects and analyzes the user’s interactions with the website pages or app. It is a passive monitoring solution that involves collecting data when pages begin loading and continues doing so as a visitor navigates through the website. This provides insights into how actual visitors experience the…
Have you ever caught up in a no-clue situation with an application crash? Did your client notify about services being down? – This must be a difficult situation to be in. Over the years, NodeJS has turned out to be a popularly used JavaScript framework for rapid micro-service development. With workloads running on NodeJS, it…
You are probably calm thinking that the DNS (domain name system) provider that hosts your domain names is happily redirecting traffic to your servers. Well, I don’t want to spoil that calmness, but you shouldn’t relax too much and blindly rely on your DNS provider since there are risks that threaten it and performance issues…
Let’s face it. There are all sorts of monitoring tools in place, and yet downtimes and errors are a significant source of business worries. Can Synthetic Monitoring be the answer? Monitoring is an extremely critical and needed part of any modern digital business. You cannot rely on the accidental discovery of bugs, or wait until…
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