Bounded to service level agreements (SLAs), vendors must monitor performance of their SaaS-based solutions for an optimal user experience. Monitoring performance of a SaaS-based solutions is a challenge since it varies extensively across user locations and geographies. These applications and their content need to travel a rigorous path of geography-specific
SaaS offers convenience, scalability, and ease of access, making it a powerful choice for businesses of all sizes. However, monitoring SaaS-based applications comes with unique challenges that can impact performance, security, and the overall user experience if not handled properly. For SaaS providers, ensuring a smooth, reliable, and secure service is
From the time that SaaS businesses were an emerging trend in the internet space, to them becoming its omnipresent component, the virtual world has witnessed a massive transition in a very short span. The SaaS market is expected to rise to $220 billion by 2022 from $134 billion in 2018,
For any business with an online presence, minimizing website downtime is essential. Downtime not only frustrates users but can also harm your brand’s credibility, lead to lost revenue, and negatively impact SEO. While no site is immune to occasional issues, following best practices can help you minimize downtime, ensuring a
With the digital landscape shifting everything on the web, and companies fighting for better user experiences, your sites and applications are no longer just a part of your business, it is the business. But how do you to go about it and remain successful? This is where monitoring and performance
Stack trace monitoring is an essential part of debugging and application performance monitoring. It helps developers quickly identify errors and understand the sequence of code execution that led to a problem. However, while stack trace monitoring can be highly beneficial in isolating technical issues, it often falls short when it
A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a collection of distributed nodes, called edge servers, connected to the same origin servers and placed local to the users’ location. If you are using a CDN, your website content is delivered to the user from the nearest edge server to their location. Without
Okta is a trusted leader in identity and access management, helping enterprises provide secure access to important tools for employees, partners, suppliers, and customers. With its extensive integration network—connecting to over 6,000 applications—the Okta Identity Cloud makes it simple and secure to access resources from any device. While Okta doesn’t include
Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) have become essential for any business looking to improve website speed and reliability. By caching content on multiple servers across the globe, CDNs help reduce load times for users no matter where they’re located. But while CDNs are powerful, they don’t solve all performance issues and
Black Friday to Cyber Monday. That time of the year when we fight the crowds and traffic to squeeze a month’s worth of shopping into just a few fleeting days. Having worked in retail during my college years, I remember the customers lined up outside before 4:00 a.m., chomping at
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