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Metrics, metrics everywhere... a gauge here, a counter there... milliseconds, percentages... a list of variables running into pages... what is fast, what is slow...? how on earth is one to know...? Today we have all manner of variables around us, of differing gravity, that each have their own individual purpose in the measurement of web performance. Some of these are atomic or independent metrics, whereas others are aggregated or dependent.

Galileo Active Monitoring (GAM) offers a wide range of solutions to help you easily install, configure, and manage one of your most critical monitoring components. This post will provide the basic steps to get you up-and-running quickly.

In today’s digital landscape, application demands such as scalability, performance, and reliability push many IT organizations toward cloud-based networks. Initially, cloud providers’ main offering was managed, virtualized data storage and services, or cloud computing. As cloud ecosystems have matured, so have the tools, services, and use cases available to their customers.

Observability data is mission-critical for businesses that want to provide stellar customer experiences, remain secure and compliant, and mitigate risk. However, organizations are creating more data as they expand their digital presence. Its increasing volume and complexity have teams looking for solutions that enable them to better control that data, derive more value by making it actionable, and all while keeping their costs under control.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) products can feel countless, and at LogicMonitor, we are working tirelessly to bring monitoring support to as many of them as possible. With so many products and tools already on your plate, we want to make sure that monitoring is not a hassle, but rather a trusted companion. AWS provides tools that help with application management, machine learning, end-user computing, and much more.

Welcome back to our monthly product updates - SigNal! Last month, the SigNoz team shipped many advanced features that will help our users take observability to the next level. With our newly shipped alerts based on ClickHouse queries, users will have the flexibility to set alerts on all three telemetry signals - logs, metrics, and traces. We made two important releases, presented a talk at one of the top DevOps conferences, and made plans for upcoming releases.

In this blog, we'll show you how Alerting for Graphite works. What do you need to look at when considering what you alert on, and where do those alerts go? An early warning system is only as good as its alarms.

Ricardo Liberato is a consultant building solutions for corporate clients using the power of the Grafana ecosystem to tackle problems beyond the data center and into the business realm. Since 2006, I’ve been consulting for a Fortune 100 life sciences company building increasingly powerful observability solutions. We started with custom-built solutions, migrating to Grafana and Prometheus back in the Grafana 3 days.