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Anyone using their APM? why/ why not?
by stewart87 6y ago
Anyone using their APM? why/ why not?
- mman0114 6y agoUsing it, and would love to roll it out to more of our services, but cost is the big concern for us. Just to add, I love how easy it is to set up and roll out.
- palijer 6y agoUsing it on all of our services, we all love it. Troubleshooting and optimizations are ridiculously simply, there isn't much investigation, APM just tells you what is wrong, saves a lot of Dev time and we'll worth the money IMO
- aeyes 6y agoWhat language? I tried Python Django a year ago and didn't get half the detail NewRelic shows out of the box. Given the much higher price I didn't even bother looking into custom instrumentalization. But a year has passed, maybe I should give it another try since NewRelic is trying to make everything as hard as possible with their new UI.
- SteveNuts 6y agoWe use it and love it, but self-limit its use because $$$$. We'd be willing to give Datadog more money to use their full suite, but there's no way we could do it at their full price.
- throckmortra 6y agoI'm using their nodejs apm product. We have had numerous problems with it due to its dependencies (async_hooks)
- throckmortra 6y agothough tbf, i don't think there is any other way to do apm in nodejs