Application Monitoring

 Application monitoring is a process that ensures that a software application processes and performs in an expected manner and scope. This technique routinely identifies, measures and evaluates the performance of an application and provides the means to isolate and rectify any abnormalities or shortcomings.

Application monitoring is also known as application performance monitoring (APM) and application performance management (APM).

Application Monitoring involves:

• Monitoring the CPU of your servers in which my application is running.
• Parsing your web server access logs to see how many requests you are getting and how long they take on average.
• Tracking and monitoring application error rates.
• Monitoring network traffic to identify slowdowns.
• Tracking key metrics from app dependencies like SQL, Redis, Elasticsearch, etc.
• Using Google Analytics to alert you about slow page speeds.

Different Tools For Application Monitoring:

1) Traceview

2) eG Innovations

3) Datadog

4) Sematext APM

5) ManageEngine Applications Manager

6) Site24x7

7) New Relic

8) AppDynamics

9) Opsview

10) Dynatrace

11) Zenoss

12) Dell Foglight

13) Stackify Retrace

14) Application Insights

15) CA Technologies