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ObserveNow Profiler, now part of OpsVerse ObserveNow allows developers to identify bottlenecks and areas for improvement within live applications. This allows developers to get a more accurate understanding of how their systems are functioning and identify any issues that may not have been apparent in a testing environment.

Web performance is all about making websites feel smooth, and the tradeoffs developers can make to get that feeling of slickness. But when we talk about performance and making websites “fast” what metrics are we actually talking about?

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Frontend monitoring allows you to instrument your frontend applications with just a few lines of code, while also providing the flexibility to build up more complex observability use-cases. And once you instrument your application, all your application logs, metrics, and traces are sent as part of the same instrumentation stack that your backend code is integrated with, allowing you to observe, monitor, alert, and debug your entire service stack, from end-to-end, through a single, configurable view!