Answers. Not excuses.
Is everything really 200 OK?Where is our latency coming from?Did we update our API correctly?Are we meeting our SLAs?How do we prove performance?Why did we miss this problem?Objective Performance Measurement
Take the guess work out of performance monitoring
Active API Monitoring
Find problems and fix them fast with real-time API monitoring
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Rest easy with accurate API calls
Real, functional API calls with content validation and integrated security
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Get the full picture with CASC
Quantify performance with a “credit score” for APIs
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Solve conflicts with detailed reporting
Satisfy customers and regulators with trackable SLAs and traceable performance metrics
APImetrics monitoring solution complements the analytics already offered by the enterprise-grade Axway 5 Suite, to control and optimize the flow of data in business-to-business interactions and communities…
Rather than an inside-out view, we realized that we needed a specialized tool that could give us visibility into the performance of our site and apps in the same way that the rest of the internet sees us…
We use the APImetrics platform to monitor the performance of the AT&T developer portal…
It’s really good … I see everything very quickly on one page and it makes it really easy to go to a problem spot and dig in. Just the other day, we had a single, random incident where one of our APIs flagged a content error, and the whole system made it easy to capture what was needed for the engineers to go do some detailed examination.
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