Raygun announced a new Application Performance Monitoring & Management service: Raygun APM.
The offering will go hand in hand with the company’s current Crash Reporting and Real User Monitoring products, turning Raygun into a one-stop shop for any software development team’s application monitoring needs, bringing together data from errors, crashes, front-end performance and server-side performance into one place. Alerting teams to software errors in their application’s code and report on poor quality end-user experiences.
“The addition of APM to the Raygun Platform delivers on our vision of an integrated monitoring solution. Errors, crashes, real user performance and server/application monitoring can now be all in one place, not siloed or fragmented between teams," said Raygun co-founder and CEO, John-Daniel Trask. "We’ve been building towards the most integrated monitoring platform for years, re-thinking what is achievable and supporting all modern solution architectures.”
Raygun has also built-in tight integration with GitHub for the initial release, which automatically links the diagnostic details captured to the actual source code in your GitHub repository. All a developer needs to do is inspect the code causing the issue and take the appropriate action, with all the relevant information served to them, without having to switch between tools.
Raygun APM is a new addition to the Raygun Platform, which is already used by thousands of software development teams worldwide, including Domino’s Pizza, Coca-Cola, Nordstrom and Microsoft.
Pricing is yet to be finalized but is expected to be competitive with APM market leaders. While in beta, Raygun will provide access to APM at no charge, leading up the official release date in a few months’ time.
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