Application Performance Management (APM) is a vital part of monitoring software that actually implements the functionality that businesses and end users find most important.
Observability is a fairly new term, describing what monitoring vendors do, including metrics and tracking, however it can also mean a new software solution that enables continuous updating of diverse and dynamic application environments.
Download this whitepaper to understand more about automated observability and how it compares to APM and other monitoring solutions.
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