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Monitoring Website Performance From China

In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up a monitoring device to monitor from behind the Great Firewall of China. See firsthand how performance issues from China can impact your website performance across different geo-locations. We'll show you how to filter out specific elements on your page so you don't get alerted of known issues. Learn more about the monitoring solutions from Dotcom-Monitor -

Getting started with Cloud Logging

Want to make sure that your cloud services are free from any vulnerabilities, threats, or errors that can make it unreliable? In this episode of Stack Doctor, we show you the new features in Google Cloud Logging, teach you how to navigate the new and improved Logs Viewer and build log queries, and give you an in-depth analysis of the Log Router. Watch to learn what’s new with Cloud Logging!

NodeJS Instrumentation - Adding Custom Tags to Spans | Datadog Tips & Tricks

In part 1 of this 4 part series, you’ll learn how to use manual instrumentation to add additional detail to traces. We’ll add new tags, or attributes, to the spans generated by our NodeJS application, allowing for more insightful data visualizations in App Analytics.

NodeJS Instrumentation - Creating Custom Spans for Method-Level Visibility | Datadog Tips & Tricks

In part 2 of this 4 part series, you’ll learn how to instrument your NodeJS application to capture custom method-level spans, allowing visibility into how specific methods behave in your application. Flame graphs allow for deep insight into the performance of your code. During instrumentation, we can capture custom spans for deeper layers of visibility in the resulting flame graphs. In this video, we use instrumentation to capture a method-level span, allowing us to see the performance of that specific method in our flame graphs in the Datadog UI.

NodeJS Instrumentation - Adding Analyzed Spans for Improved Data Analytics | Datadog Tips & Tricks

In part 4 of this 4 part series, you’ll learn how to add Analyzed Spans to your traces to open up even more data search and aggregation capabilities via App Analytics. In this video, we will walk you through how you can turn any span into an Analyzed Span. Analyzed Spans function like the root spans of a trace, allowing us to turn the tags embedded in them into facets for advanced data aggregation and searching in App Analytics. You can check out how to add tags to spans—and how to utilize them in App Analytics—in our first video of the series here.