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Learn moreGo agent 1.6.0 can send your data to the Atatus India region, skips the transaction URLs you list in the dashboard, and detects containers and pods on cgroup v2 hosts.
Learn moreTrack garbage collection for the G1, CMS and Serial collectors, with a collection count chart and a collection time chart for each one in APM JVM Metrics.
Learn moreMonitor Amazon RDS and Aurora PostgreSQL with short-lived IAM tokens instead of a stored password, including databases in other AWS accounts, with Infrastructure Agent 4.3.0.
Learn moreFlow View maps your services, Kubernetes clusters and infrastructure as one interactive graph, with active Problems and their root causes marked, built from the data Atatus already collects.
Learn moreThe Atatus Node.js agent now names Next.js 16 App Router requests by their matched route, such as GET /products/[id], and supports Express 5.
Learn moreAsk your AI assistant about production in plain English. The Atatus MCP Server connects Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP clients to your logs, traces, errors and metrics.
Learn moreTrack SQL Server replication, Change Data Capture (CDC), peer-to-peer replication and SQL Server Agent jobs with the Atatus Infrastructure Agent 4.2.0.
Learn moreAtatus File Integrity Monitoring records every file creation, change, move and deletion on your Linux hosts, with the user and process behind it, a risk score and built-in detection rules.
Learn moreSee which hosts, applications and conversations use your bandwidth. Atatus collects NetFlow, IPFIX and sFlow records from your routers and switches and shows top talkers and protocols.
Learn moreMonitor routers, switches, firewalls and other network devices over SNMP with Atatus. Track interface traffic and errors, device health and availability, and find devices automatically.
Learn moreSee which hop between your services and their endpoints adds latency or drops packets, and when routes change, with traceroute tests from the Atatus agent.
Learn moreSend your .NET ILogger logs to Atatus with trace, transaction and span IDs attached, including from zero-code profiler mode and .NET Framework apps on IIS.
Learn moreAtatus now supports PHP 8.5. Update to PHP agent 1.18.0 to keep performance monitoring, error tracking, distributed tracing and vulnerability detection on the latest PHP release.
Learn moreRun AI Analysis on any Problem to get a probable root cause with a confidence score, the evidence behind it, validation tests, an action plan your team can track and prevention steps.
Learn moreAtatus Cloud SIEM runs MITRE ATT&CK mapped detection rules over events from your hosts, clusters, cloud and identity tools, with signal triage and compliance tracking.
Learn moreAlert on stuck pods, node and cluster capacity, namespace quotas, warning events and PVC disk space, and scope each Kubernetes rule to the namespaces and pods you own.
Learn moreRelated alerts now arrive as one Problem with the root cause tagged, plus baseline deviation and service vitals, so your team investigates one incident instead of many.
Learn moreCollect audit logs from your hosts, Kubernetes clusters, cloud accounts and identity tools into one searchable trail, with source health, detection rules and compliance tracking.
Learn moreDescribe the logs you need in plain English and the AI search bar in Log Explorer and Live Tail builds the filters for you. No query syntax to learn, and every filter stays editable.
Learn moreKeep health checks and other noisy endpoints out of APM with URL patterns set in the Atatus dashboard. Works with Python 2.2.0, Ruby 2.1.0 and Node.js 3.5.0 agents.
Learn moreAtatus Continuous Profiling for Java shows which methods use the most CPU and memory in production, with flame graphs, lock and wall-clock profiles and deploy comparisons.
Learn moreAtatus Continuous Profiling for .NET shows which methods use the most CPU and memory in production, with flame graphs, thread and async analysis and deploy comparisons.
Learn moreAtatus Continuous Profiling for Node.js shows which functions use the most CPU and memory in production, with flame graphs, heap and wall-time profiles and deploy comparisons.
Learn moreKnow when a host stops responding. Atatus Ping Monitoring sends ICMP pings to your servers, endpoints and devices and tracks reachability, round-trip time and packet loss.
Learn moreCollect security, application and system events from your Windows hosts with the Atatus agent, then search, filter and alert on them next to your other logs.
Learn moreChart and alert on CockroachDB node, SQL, storage and replication metrics, collected by the Atatus Infrastructure Agent from each node's metrics endpoint.
Learn moreRun Google Lighthouse audits automatically from the Atatus Infrastructure Agent and track performance, accessibility, SEO and best practices scores over time.
Learn moreFind slow MongoDB operations, read their explain plans and track replication health for self-hosted MongoDB and MongoDB Atlas.
Learn moreAtatus Continuous Profiling for Go shows CPU, memory and goroutine hotspots in production with flame graphs, lock and delay profiles and release comparisons.
Learn moreTrack Apache HTTP Server requests, workers and connections, and search its access and error logs, all collected by the Atatus Infrastructure Agent.
Learn moreTrack Apache Tomcat request rate, processing time, errors, thread pool usage and JVM heap to find what is slowing your Java applications.
Learn moreTrack Nginx connections, dropped connections and requests from stub_status, and search parsed access and error logs, with the Atatus Infrastructure Agent.
Learn moreFollow requests from your Ruby apps into the services they call with Atatus distributed tracing, available in Ruby agent 2.1.0 and later.
Learn moreScrape Prometheus endpoints and send StatsD metrics through the Atatus Infrastructure Agent, then chart and alert on them as custom metrics.
Learn moreSee every SQL Server deadlock with the victim, the survivor, their queries and the locks they held and waited for, as a map or a list.
Learn moreFind slow Oracle SQL, read explain plans, and see wait events and sessions for self-hosted Oracle and AWS RDS with Atatus Database Monitoring.
Learn moreAtatus Sensitive Data Classifier scans logs as they arrive and hashes, redacts or masks card numbers, tokens and personal data before anything is stored.
Learn moreCreate or link Azure DevOps work items from Atatus errors, with the stack trace included, and send alert incidents to your Azure DevOps project.
Learn moreStream CloudWatch metrics into Atatus through Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose. One CloudFormation stack sets it up, with no agent to run.
Learn moreTrace every LLM call with its prompt, response, latency, tokens and cost, and compare models side by side in Atatus.
Learn moreArchive logs from Atatus to your own Amazon S3 bucket as compressed JSON for long-term retention, compliance and later analysis.
Learn moreChart APM, logs, traces, database, browser and synthetics data on one dashboard, with new chart types, a simpler query builder and JSON import and export.
Learn moreFind slow SQL Server queries, read execution plans and see wait events for self-hosted SQL Server, AWS RDS, Azure and Google Cloud SQL.
Learn moreSee tables, columns, keys, indexes and configuration settings for your PostgreSQL and MySQL databases next to their query data in Atatus.
Learn moreThe Atatus Lambda Extension sends AWS Lambda function logs and metrics to Atatus, so you can read them next to the traces you already collect.
Learn moreCapture API traffic at Kong Gateway with the Atatus plugin. See request and response data, latency, errors and per-customer usage, and alert on unusual traffic.
Learn morePHP agent v1.17.0 adds PHP 8.4 support, Composer package vulnerability and catalog monitoring, an API to set status codes and a Symfony exception fix.
Learn moreSee every package your Node.js, Python and PHP services load, with its license, installed version, known vulnerabilities and OpenSSF score.
Learn moreThe Atatus Node.js agent now traces RabbitMQ, Kafka and ioredis calls, supports Next.js and OpenTelemetry, and flags vulnerable dependencies.
Learn moreMonitor Node.js functions on AWS Lambda with per-invocation duration and errors, cold start tracking and distributed traces. Add one layer, no code changes.
Learn moreMonitor Python functions on AWS Lambda with per-invocation duration and errors, cold start tracking and end-to-end traces, without changing your code.
Learn moreTrack PostgreSQL query performance, active connections, cache hits, index usage and resource use in Atatus, and get alerted before problems reach your app.
Learn moreTrack RabbitMQ queue length, message rates, consumers, connections and node resources in Atatus, and get alerted before a backlog slows your system.
Learn moreSee which packages on your hosts and containers have known CVEs, with each one's severity and fix, so you can patch the riskiest ones first.
Learn moreFind vulnerable open source libraries in your Node.js, Python and PHP services, see which services load them and get the version that fixes each CVE.
Learn moreAtatus Database Monitoring is generally available. Track query execution times, resource consumption and connection issues next to your application data.
Learn moreMonitor containers on Amazon ECS with CPU and memory metrics, task logs, distributed traces and service maps, all in one place in Atatus.
Learn moreTrack CPU, memory, disk and network I/O and state for every Docker container, with new containers discovered automatically as they start.
Learn moreFollow requests across your Python services with Atatus distributed tracing, and see timing and errors for every span in tree, flame graph and span list views.
Learn moreFollow requests across your Java services with Atatus distributed tracing, and see span timing, errors and tags in tree, flame graph and span list views.
Learn moreCollect logs from your containers in Atatus, filter them by container, image or severity, set log alerts and read them next to each container's metrics.
Learn moreTrack invocation count, duration and error rates for your AWS Lambda functions, set alerts and see each function next to the rest of your application.
Learn moreSend traces, metrics and logs from OpenTelemetry SDKs or the Collector to Atatus and analyze them there, without changing your instrumentation.
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