Fixing issues faster with anomaly detection
With application performance monitoring and statistics, Sentry.io predicts expected values for any metrics query—and alerts you when your app’s performance falls outside the norm.
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Resilience through Chaos Integrating IPM into your Observable SDLC OSDLC
The idea of deliberately introducing failures into your systems to test for weaknesses—what’s known as chaos engineering—can be intimidating. But what if you could evaluate resilience without actually breaking anything?
How Sentry's Seer AI Agent passes legal review: a guide for legal teams reviewing Seer
If your legal department is anything like ours, you’re being inundated with requests from the business to use more and more AI tools. Whether it's developers wanting to use coding agents like Cursor, to security implementing AI-driven investigations, to sales and marketing leveraging AI for call insights and competitive research, we've seen a shift in what teams are trying and buying.
Now you can use Sentry Insights to trigger alerts and debug issues
You deploy a fix late Friday and spend the weekend refreshing dashboards, hoping nothing breaks. You shouldn’t have to babysit a dashboard to know when something’s wrong. With the latest updates to Insights, you can now create alerts directly from any chart. Whether it’s a spike in 4xx errors after a deploy, a jump in P95 latency for an API endpoint, or a drop in throughput for a background job, you can set up alerts with just two clicks.
Trace Distributed Map states for AWS Step Functions with Datadog
AWS Step Functions offers the Distributed Map state, enabling you to coordinate massively parallel workloads within your serverless applications. With this feature, a single Step Functions execution can fan out into up to 10,000 parallel workflows simultaneously, making it possible to efficiently process millions of items in parallel. This capability unlocks new possibilities for large-scale data processing, such as image transformation, log ingestion, or batch analytics.
What is log tagging and how to configure it in Site24x7
In this video, learn what is Site24x7's log tag and how to configure, categorize, filter, and monitor your logs more effectively—so you can create your custom log tag that gives you full visibility into your logs or categorize them even better. Here’s what you’ll learn: Whether you're an IT personnel, DevOps engineer, or security analyst, this video will help you make smarter tags for monitoring decisions.
Infrastructure monitoring with Site24x7 | Cloud, Kubernetes, and Hybrid Environments
Modern IT environments are dynamic, distributed, and constantly evolving. You need more than traditional monitoring to keep everything running smoothly. Site24x7 is your all-in-one, AI-powered infrastructure monitoring solution. What this video covers: Whether you're overseeing AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI, VMware, or Kubernetes, Site24x7 simplifies it all with a single agent and AI-driven insights.
Grafana Cloud updates: The latest features in Kubernetes Monitoring, Fleet Management, and more
We consistently roll out helpful updates and fun features in Grafana Cloud, our fully managed observability platform powered by the open source Grafana LGTM Stack ( Loki for logs, Grafana for visualization, Tempo for traces, and Mimir for metrics). In case you missed them, here’s our monthly round-up of the latest and greatest Grafana Cloud updates.
How to Configure Docker's Shared Memory Size (/dev/shm)
Your Node.js app runs fine on your machine. But inside Docker? You start getting weird crashes—ENOSPC: no space left on device. Chrome headless tests fail out of nowhere. PostgreSQL throws shared memory errors under load. The problem? It’s probably /dev/shm, the shared memory volume Docker sets up by default. Most containers get just 64MB of space here.
Amazon SQS Metrics: Monitor, Debug, and Optimize Your Message Queues
Message queues quietly take care of a lot—buffering workloads, smoothing traffic spikes, and keeping services connected. But they don’t always get much attention until something feels off. Amazon SQS offers a solid set of metrics to help you understand how your queues are doing, whether you’re scaling well or nearing limits. This blog breaks down the key SQS metrics: where to find them, what they mean, and how to respond when things start to shift.