Monitoring
Running checks without you
A diagnostic you run by hand answers a question about one moment. The same diagnostic on a schedule answers the question you usually had — when did this change, and what did it look like before.
- Scheduled Reporting for Infrastructure Teams A check you run by hand tells you about the moment you ran it. A check that runs on a schedule tells you when something changed — which is almost always the question you actually needed answered. Read →
- Synthetic Monitoring: Proving the Path Still Works Every layer you monitor can be green while the thing your users do is broken. Synthetic checks exercise the path end to end instead of asking each component whether it feels well. Read →
- Real User Monitoring for Operations Teams Synthetic checks tell you the platform works from where you tested. Real user data tells you whether it works where your users are, which is a question no amount of probing from your own datacentre answers. Read →