Essential Guide to Monitoring Containers and Microservices

Riverbed | Cloud & Virtualization, Productivity, White Papers

Who broke my APM tool? Cloud-native applications with their microservices and containers can simply overwhelm traditional monitoring tools. It’s not your grandma’s APM. Today’s APM tools must provide the data granularity and scalability to troubleshoot and optimize performance in microservices applications and cloud-based delivery models.

Read this guide to learn:
• What is the true impact of containers and microservices on your monitoring strategy
• How to harness big data to speed troubleshooting and improve performance
• The 5 key requirements for monitoring cloud-native environments

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