Catchpoint is excited to announce the new release of Internet Stack Map.
This major update introduces a revolutionary new user interface that simplifies front-end digital experience monitoring and automatically generates Internet Stack Maps to rapidly detect and resolve issues before they impact business operations at no extra cost for customers.
The new Stack Map leverages advanced AI technology to automatically correlate the customers test results with the billions of tests that Catchpoint’s Global Internet Outage Detector runs, powering organizations to quickly identify root cause of a disruption or incident before it further escalates. This feature empowers anyone, regardless of their technical expertise, to act as an expert in monitoring with complete visibility to manage the performance of their Internet Stack.
Catchpoint’s new Application Tracing solves the problem of complex, large, distributed environments having a negative impact on your customer’s digital experience. This capability extends Internet Performance Monitoring’s (IPM) outside-in perspective all the way through to tracing request journeys through the application stack. Customers can now take advantage of complimentary Synthetic Tracing with the use of Catchpoint IPM for Internet Synthetic tests including single API calls, Synthetic Transaction Monitoring, and API Multi-Step Transactions.
With detailed user experience and distributed tracing data in the same platform organizations gain a holistic, end-to-end view of the complete experience with analytics and drill-down, all without missing a beat. Resolution times are improved because when a customer-facing problem is detected, one click will allow you to see exactly what caused that problem. Catchpoint Tracing leverages OpenTelemetry to easily integrate with large observability frameworks with complete compliance.
“The Internet is your network—and it’s never been more fragile. Apps are no longer confined to internal data centers—they're distributed across multi-cloud environments, interconnected by APIs, and entirely dependent on an increasingly complex and brittle internet,” says Mehdi Daoudi, CEO and Founder of Catchpoint. “Organizations need to rethink performance, availability and security from an internet-first perspective and take ownership of their own internet resilience rather than assuming third-party providers will keep them online.”
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