Application Performance Management Service

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Performance as a number the business recognises.

Managed application performance: end-to-end tracing of the journeys that earn money, with SLOs, capacity planning and a monthly review that a CIO can read.

Managed service

From server metrics to business journeys.

CPU graphs do not tell you that checkout is 900ms slower for customers on one gateway. We instrument the journey — browser to database — and report performance per transaction, per channel and per release.

The service includes regression detection on every deployment, capacity forecasting ahead of campaign peaks, and remediation advice specific enough to be actioned by the owning squad.

01

End-to-end tracing

Real-user monitoring joined to backend traces, so slow journeys are attributed to a component.

02

Release regression gates

Every deployment compared against baseline latency and error rate before it is declared stable.

03

Capacity forecasting

Load modelling ahead of campaigns, month-end and regulatory reporting peaks.

04

Monthly performance review

One report: journey health, top regressions, capacity outlook, actions with owners.

How the service runs

SETUP

Instrument

Agents and RUM deployed, critical journeys defined with the business, baselines captured.

MONTH 01

Stabilise

Top regressions and hot spots addressed; alert thresholds tuned to real user impact.

ONGOING

Operate

Continuous monitoring, release gating and capacity tracking against agreed SLOs.

QUARTERLY

Review

Trend review with engineering and business owners; SLO targets re-set if needed.

Included

Instrumented critical journeys with real-user monitoring
Baseline latency, error rate and throughput per journey
SLOs and alert thresholds tied to user-visible impact
Release-over-release performance regression reports
Capacity forecast ahead of known peak events
Monthly performance review pack with prioritised actions
Service model
Monthly Performance review with prioritised, owned actions
Per release Regression comparison against the agreed baseline
Journey-level Reporting the business recognises, not server metrics

Which journey earns the most and performs the worst? Let us find out.

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