October 13, 2020 bestdevops Datadog Leave a comment

Here is a bargain stock you should look at : Datadog, Inc. (DDOG)

Source:-https://marketingsentinel.com Datadog Inc. [NASDAQ: DDOG] surged by $9.13 during the normal trading session on Friday and reaching a high of $114.55 during the day while it closed the day at $111.79. The company report on October 7, 2020 that Datadog Releases Deployment Tracking to Identify When Performance Issues Are Caused by New Code Deploys. Datadog’s latest APM feature enables DevOps teams to monitor and compare recent version deployments and provide visibility into modern code deployment strategies. Datadog, Inc. (NASDAQ: DDOG),

February 5, 2020 bestdevops Application Security Leave a comment

Survey Finds Much Room for APM Improvement

Source:-devops.com A survey of 317 application owners, developers and support team professionals in the U.S. and Canada published by SolarWinds finds that while reliance on application performance management (APM) tools is widespread, most IT teams are still relying on these tools to react to events rather than to proactively improve application experience and performance. The survey finds 9 out of 10 IT professionals are making use of APM tools that are either deployed on-premises or accessed via a software-as-a-service (SaaS)

August 25, 2017 bestdevops Cloud Computing, DevOps Leave a comment

Application performance monitoring and cloud migration

Source:- appdevelopermagazine.com The IT organization is becoming more and more strategic in helping companies reach their business goals. Companies are using technology as a means to not just expose new opportunities and tap into new markets but find ways to relate to their customer base and drive loyalty. As most of us are well aware, the primary choice for businesses today is to move as much of their IT infrastructure to the cloud as the cost benefits and resource elasticity

April 3, 2017 bestdevops Agile, DevOps, IT trends Leave a comment

The Importance of APM for Developers

Source:- ulitzer.com Software developers are the modern equivalent of medieval craftsman. In the old days, masters of the constructive arts – such as those who transformed trees into furniture – would take responsibility for the entire user experience. They did everything from design and configuration to implementation and delivery. If a chair leg broke or wobbled, the craftsman would also be responsible for resolving the fix. Clearly, the ways of the old masters are not possible at scale. They’re more