APM Logs

Atatus APM Logs provide deep visibility into your application by correlating performance metrics with log data. By linking Atatus logs to specific transactions, you can quickly pinpoint and resolve performance issues, ensuring optimal application efficiency.

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APM Logs Observability

Key Metrics for APM Logs Observability

Monitor key metrics with APM Logs Observability to detect and resolve issues early, ensuring smooth application performance and system reliability.

Transaction Tracing

Transaction Tracing

Tracks individual transactions across your application, helping identify bottlenecks and performance issues in real-time. Useful for tracing API calls, database queries, and external requests.

Error Rate

Error Rate and Log Correlation

Monitors application error rates and correlates them with log entries, helping to pinpoint the root cause of errors by connecting performance issues with specific log data.

Request Throughput

Request Throughput

Measures the number of requests per second (throughput) and the time taken to process each request (latency). Log data can help diagnose slow endpoints or services.

Memory Usage

CPU and Memory Usage per Transaction

Monitors resource consumption (CPU and memory) for individual transactions and correlates log data to understand the resource impact of specific performance issues.

Slow Queries and Log Analysis

Slow Queries and Log Analysis

Tracks slow database queries and associates relevant logs to help analyze why specific queries are slowing down your application’s performance.

Service Response Time

Service Response Time and Dependency Logs

Measures the response times of various services and dependencies in your application architecture, linking them with logs to provide a complete picture of performance across the stack.

Why APM Logs Matter for Application Performance Monitoring?

When combined, APM and log monitoring provide powerful insights into your application’s performance, helping you troubleshoot, optimize, and proactively address issues. Let’s explore the key advantages that make APM logs indispensable for your organization with Atatus.

Gain Complete Context from Transactions to Logs

With APM logs, Atatus gives you real-time visibility into every layer of your application’s infrastructure. From backend services to individual API calls, you can trace performance issues and link them directly to the relevant logs for faster debugging and improved accuracy.

Gain Complete Context from Transactions to Logs

Correlate Errors with Performance Metrics

When an error occurs, APM logs correlate detailed performance metrics with the exact log entries related to those issues. This enables your team to quickly identify root causes, significantly reducing the time spent troubleshooting and preventing performance bottlenecks before they affect users.

Correlate Errors with Performance Metrics

Identify Hidden Problems Before They Escalate

APM logs empower proactive issue detection by combining performance data with logs. Atatus allows you to set up alerts based on specific conditions found in both performance metrics and logs, helping your team detect hidden problems early and mitigate risks before they impact user experience.

Identify Hidden Problems Before They Escalate

FAQs for APM Logs Observability

What are APM Logs?

APM Logs are logs that are correlated with application performance monitoring (APM) metrics, providing detailed insights into performance issues. They link log data with specific transactions, errors, and bottlenecks, allowing for quicker identification and resolution of performance problems.

Can Atatus APM Logs detect the root cause of performance issues?

Yes, Atatus APM Logs helps detect the root cause of performance issues by linking error logs, slow transactions, and bottlenecks to their underlying log data. This correlation enables you to quickly identify and resolve the source of performance problems.

How do APM Logs differ from regular log monitoring?

APM Logs focus on correlating log data with performance metrics to track application health, whereas regular log monitoring collects logs across various systems for general troubleshooting. APM Logs provide deeper context for performance issues, making them ideal for application performance monitoring.

Does Atatus support alerting for APM Logs?

Yes, Atatus allows you to set up custom alerts based on both performance data and log entries. This ensures proactive issue detection, allowing you to receive alerts when specific performance or log thresholds are exceeded.

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