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February 2021 |
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| Product updates |
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NetFlow monitoring for your network devices - Identify the top applications, protocols, and hosts consuming precious bandwidth on your network using NetFlow analysis with support for all leading flow technologies like NetFlow, sFlow, J-Flow, CFlow, IPFIX, NetStream, and AppFlow. Leverage the health dashboard and reports to understand different types of flows and bandwidth usage across devices and interfaces.
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ClickHouse monitoring - Use the ClickHouse plugin to monitor the read and write performance for a select period, the rate of Insert and Select queries per ClickHouse instance, the number of rows written per query, and more.
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Monitor AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) - Seamlessly monitor AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) at cluster, node, and namespace level to achieve full-stack visibility into EKS.
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| Other product updates |
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Monitor all your VMware resources with a single credential - Monitor your VMware resources like ESX/ESXi hosts, virtual machines, datastores, and resource pools using vCenter credentials. This means you can add all your associated child resources for monitoring by providing just one credential.
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View all your Azure diagnostic/resource logs in one place - Monitor the operations performed within the Web App resources. Correlate logs along with other monitoring data, get powerful insight, and receive alerts from your log data with just a single click.
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Track exceptions from custom logs for .NET applications - The APM Insight .NET agent captures exceptions from known loggers like log4net, NLog, Serilog, and more by default. With this update, you can now track the exceptions logged by the user's application logger used in the application.
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| Webinars |
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Check out our interesting line-up of upcoming and past recorded webinars. Webinar topics covered in March:
- Strategies to optimize your AWS cloud spending.
- Five major observability challenges for DevOps.
- The role of log management in aiding observability of your distributed environment.
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