In order to prevent software issues affecting users and customers, application monitoring is in place, usually built using microservices to ensure resiliency and agility, however microservices and containers also come with complications as almost a third of deployments can fail.
Legacy application monitoring can struggle to correlate data from containers, but with the introduction of Enterprise Observability systems, monitoring of components and architecture can be streamlined with automation, with even greater resilience achieved by using Enterprise Observability at testing stage.
Download this eBook to discover the benefits of applying Enterprise Observability in pre-production testing.
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