What to Expect When You Migrate to Atatus APM
Discover what your team can achieve in the first month with Atatus: seamless onboarding, actionable insights, and clear performance improvements for applications and infrastructure.
Best New Relic Alternatives & Competitors in 2026
Teams are moving away from New Relic due to unpredictable pricing and mounting bills. Compare the top New Relic alternatives and choose a monitoring platform built for predictability and performance.
10 Essential Distributed Tracing Best Practices for Microservices
Distributed tracing reveals how requests move across microservices. This guide covers key challenges, essential best practices, and how to apply tracing effectively in real environments.
How Observability Cuts IT Costs? [7 Proven Ways to Reduce Infra, Storage and Operational Spend
Unlock the power of observability to reduce IT costs and downtime. Discover how Atatus can streamline troubleshooting and optimize resource allocation.
Top DevOps Challenges in 2025 and How APM Solves Them
Explore the biggest DevOps challenges of 2025 and see how APM empowers teams to fix bottlenecks, enhance security, and deliver faster, more reliable software.
Improve Observability in Your CI/CD Pipeline
Learn how to monitor, secure, and optimize your CI/CD pipeline with observability. Deliver faster, reliable software while detecting issues early with Atatus.
Why the Gaming Industry Needs Application Performance Monitoring (APM)?
APM gives gaming experience the edge. Monitor latency, optimize gameplay, and prevent player churn with real-time insights that keep every session fast, stable, and smooth.
What is APM? Understanding application performance monitoring
Application performance monitoring (APM) is the process of tracking key performance metrics of application software in real-time using monitoring solution.
Atatus 2025 Highlights: G2 Wins and Product Milestones
Discover Atatus’s 2025 journey — 326 G2 badges, breakthrough releases, and growing trust from global teams seeking powerful, unified observability.