Posts about #monitoring

6 posts

3 min read

Sentry-class error tracking, white-labeled for your own stack

Vergate Error Tracking is a zero-branding error-monitoring product you can ship under your own name. One script tag captures JS errors with stack traces, groups them into issues, and gives you resolve workflows — with no third-party branding anywhere.

#error-tracking#white-label#glitchtip#reseller#monitoring
6 min read

How to Monitor Website Uptime: A Practical Guide

Set up website uptime monitoring that actually works — from basic health checks to multi-location verification, alerting, and response-time tracking.

#monitoring#uptime#reliability#devops#sre
4 min read

FastAPI Production Checklist: CORS, Rate Limiting, and Diagnostic Monitoring

FastAPI is fast to build with, but production-ready middleware is often left as an afterthought. Here's the checklist for CORS, exception leakage, async pitfalls, and structured logging.

#fastapi#python#security#cors#monitoring#production
5 min read

Debugging Background Workers and Message Queues: How to Detect Consumer Bottlenecks

Your API returns 200 OK fast, but background queues quietly back up — stale state, delayed emails, dropped webhooks. Here's how to measure end-to-end task latency, spot serialization locks, and build queue health endpoints.

#rabbitmq#celery#workers#monitoring#queues#debugging
3 min read

Why you can trust our monitoring (and the limits you should know)

You're handing a startup your uptime checks, threat scans and site data. Here's exactly what we do with it, how our checks actually work, why reports are tamper-evident — and the limits we won't pretend don't exist.

#monitoring#trust#transparency#uptime
4 min read

Lighthouse is free. Why would anyone pay for performance monitoring?

Lighthouse is a genuinely great, free tool — and for a one-off page audit you should use it. Here's the honest case for continuous monitoring on top of it, and the cases where you shouldn't.

#performance#lighthouse#monitoring#core-web-vitals