AppSignal APM combines performance monitoring and error tracking in one clear interface. For Ruby (on Rails), Elixir and Node.js.
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We just released a Magic Dashboard for Garbage Collection stats for our Node.js integration. If you are leaking memory, this dashboard will help you discover and fix this problem.
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Absinthe manages to do a lot of interesting things during its compilation process, let's take a closer look at it.
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Find out how to create and mix modules into other classes and discover what are the benefits from using them in a Ruby on Rails application.
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Microservices pose unique challenges for error reporting and instrumentation. Today, we’ll explore the best way to monitor them using namespaces in AppSignal.
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Check out the most appreciated Ruby posts on our blog in 2020.
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Check out the most appreciated Elixir posts on our blog in 2020.
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Check out the most appreciated JavaScript posts on our blog in 2020.
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We've made monitoring ActionMailer better - with a magic dashboard.
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Find out how to integrate AppSignal into a Rails application in our latest video.
read moreBy Milica Maksimović, Adam Yeats on
Automatic instrumentation enables AppSignal app to digest, process, monitor, and show you the graphs and dashboards you need the most.
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Discover different approaches to multitenancy and build a simple app with multiple tenants where each tenant will have its subdomain.
read moreBy Wes Oudshoorn on
Our team made finding slow events effortless. We've fully overhauled our slow events feature, helping developers to quickly find and fix slow queries and API requests.
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