Application Monitoring

Uptime, error rates, response times, resource usage, and the infrastructure underneath the application, not just a ping every five minutes. Alert thresholds are set for your traffic pattern, not a generic default that fires on every normal spike.

Thresholds are tuned to what is actually abnormal for your application, and alerts are grouped so one root cause does not turn into fifty notifications. If an alert fires and nobody acts on it, we adjust the threshold rather than let it become noise.

Both. Application-level errors and slow endpoints matter, but so does the server, database, and network underneath them. A monitoring setup that only watches the app misses the outages that start one layer down.

The right person gets notified immediately, with enough context (the error, the affected endpoint, recent deploys) to start diagnosing right away instead of spending the first twenty minutes just figuring out what broke.