Signals of API Health and Performance in Cloud-Native Applications
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Re: Signals of API Health and Performance in Cloud-Native Applications
#2Looks cool. Instrumenting at the network layer is certainly a promising approach. Are you recording latency distributions, and not just averages? The screenshots only show mean and median latency, which isn't enough to spot many anomalies.
Re: Signals of API Health and Performance in Cloud-Native Applications
#3Looks cool. Instrumenting at the network layer is certainly a promising approach. Are you recording latency distributions, and not just averages? The screenshots only show mean and median latency, which isn't enough to spot many anomalies.
Right now we maintain few select percentiles from the latency distribution over 1 min time-period. We plan to maintain latency histograms which will allow you to look at latency distribution on arbitrary time intervals.
Re: Signals of API Health and Performance in Cloud-Native Applications
#4Looks cool. Instrumenting at the network layer is certainly a promising approach. Are you recording latency distributions, and not just averages? The screenshots only show mean and median latency, which isn't enough to spot many anomalies.
Right now we maintain few select percentiles from the latency distribution over 1 min time-period. We plan to maintain latency histograms which will allow you to look at latency distribution on arbitrary time intervals.
Any information on pricing?
Re: Signals of API Health and Performance in Cloud-Native Applications
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Right now we maintain few select percentiles from the latency distribution over 1 min time-period. We plan to maintain latency histograms which will allow you to look at latency distribution on arbitrary time intervals.
Any information on pricing?
Netsil AOC is priced by the number of vCPUs or cores that you would be monitoring. You can reach out to us at hello@netsil.com for the exact price quote based on your needs.
Re: Signals of API Health and Performance in Cloud-Native Applications
#6Big fan of the visual devOps paradigm.
Also installation is painless and non-invasive