Philipp Hofmann (Software Developer @Sentry) dives into the various ways to monitor the performance of your mobile applications and demos a workflow, from issue to resolution.
Originally aired live on August 24, 2021. Cloud-native applications are distributed, intricate, and constantly changing. And with multiple stakeholders involved, it’s just a matter of time until something goes south.
What do you do when you know your service is having an issue? In this episode of Engineering for Reliability, we’ll show how you can use Cloud Logging to ingest, route, store, and view logs from your services and use them to fully understand application issues. Watch to learn how you can find issues faster, make your services more reliable, and keep your users happy.
In this episode of The NetOps Expert, Broadcom’s Robert Kettles and Jeremy Rossbach discuss the global pandemic and the evolution of networking and the impact on our current customers network operations and how these events have shed a new light on the need for advanced network monitoring scale?
Now that your Network Management System is up and running, where do you go from here? “Scope creep” doesn’t (necessarily) have to be a bad phrase. Extending your monitoring out beyond the initial intention isn’t just encouraged, it’s commendable. Having all your business-critical information in one place speeds up troubleshooting and allows you to get in front of issues before they turn into problems.
Verge.io is partnering with CloudFabrix, a leader in artificial intelligence for IT operations, to chat about why software-defined everything is the way to go. This is a great opportunity to learn how to transform your current data center operations using the latest technology and intelligence. Here’s what we’ll cover: – How artificial intelligence and data center virtualization operating systems work together to change the thinking around traditional data centers.
Dustin Bailey (Solutions Engineer @Sentry) shows how developers can trace pesky performance issues to poor-performing API calls & slow database queries across all your services, from the frontend to the backend.