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Spring Cache – Profiling
At Plumbr, we’re constantly working on how software can be made faster, and more reliable. The promise we’ve made to our customers is to avoid
Filed under: Blog Performance Programming
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Choices While Designing Plumbr
Our post today is about three ongoing discussions in the technology world. There have been similar contrasts in numerous areas of computer science over the
Filed under: Plumbr
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Benefits of Real User Monitoring Using Plumbr
A product means different things to different people. A well documented outcome of trying to force products on an audience is a “milkshake mistake” which
Filed under: Plumbr
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Tools For Software Engineering Teams
The effect of poorly performing web applications echoes across various parts of the business. The more breakage there is, the more busy support teams get.
Filed under: DevOps
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Mapping Plumbr to Monitoring Terminology
There are four “cornerstones” upon which the whole galaxy of monitoring services is built. These are Availability, Latency, Throughput, and Capacity. Whether our applications are
Filed under: Monitoring Performance Plumbr
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The Sense And Sensibilities Of Bug Triage
When I began to program professionally, meetings were never something I’d look forward to. Of all the meetings we had, the Bug Triage was the
Filed under: Plumbr
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Feature focus: Demoting errors and Transaction snapshots
Building a product is hard. Perhaps the biggest challenge in building a product is to think through all the different permutations in which a user
Filed under: Plumbr Product Updates
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An Engineer’s Guide To SLA, SLO, and SLI.
Engineers want software systems to be massive, yet be agile, to perform at the highest class, and to not compromise on security. They want software
Filed under: Monitoring
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Feedback and Monitoring in DevOps
The goal with today’s post is to further reaffirm the notion that Plumbr, as we envision it, is a key ingredient in a good DevOps
Filed under: DevOps Monitoring
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Real-user Monitoring in a DevOps Toolchain
One of the current trends in software development is a strong push towards DevOps. As a concept, DevOps has been spoken about for nearly ten
Filed under: DevOps Plumbr