p(50) Considered Useful
Why are we told to ignore the p(50) and concentrate on the p(99)? The obvious reason is that if the p(99) is fine, the p(50)
Why are we told to ignore the p(50) and concentrate on the p(99)? The obvious reason is that if the p(99) is fine, the p(50)
Ben Goertzel has been running the annual Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) conference since 2008, and the 15th edition was back in person this year. It
You may have seen some articles doing the rounds about the 13 key API metrics that teams should track. But going back to the challenge
In my lifetime, there have been lots of “you’ll always remember where you were” moments. The Challenger disaster and September 11, 2001, are the first
Overlooked API monitoring problems To understand how API monitoring problems get overlooked, there’s an old story that goes something like this: You come across a
Here at APImetrics, we’ve been at the cutting edge of API performance analysis for over four years now. So we tend to forget how far
This week, Don Rucker MD, the National Coordinator for Health IT, proposed a healthcare API economy. This is something that’s long overdue, especially in
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When it comes to monitoring APIs, getting a 2xx back is not enough. You have to check that the returned payload is what is actually
When I’ve thought about monitoring tool (s), especially in the context of API monitoring tools recently, I’ve been reminded of this famous phrase from The
We do that! It really doesn’t matter what ‘that’ is. It could be API monitoring, it could be networking monitoring, it could be security services.
Merriam-Webster has created a “Time Traveler” tool to let people see what words entered the language in the year of their birth. It’s interesting to
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