Instana announced a set of customization features across their solution, creating a Personalized APM experience for users.
The new capabilities, called Application Perspectives, go beyond traditional custom dashboarding to deliver the first automated personal guided APM experience.
“APM tools historically have been designed for experts and only used by a few highly skilled engineers on the ops team. Instana’s Application Perspectives isn’t just a new function or feature. It’s a set of capabilities across the Instana solution that allow any Ops user to create tailored personal views of services, service maps and trace analytics,” said Mirko Novakovic, Instana co-founder and CEO. “Instana’s personalized APM experience makes performance data available to the whole devops organization, with each team getting the exact visualization and information they need to optimize the microservices they’re responsible for.”
Instana’s new Application Perspectives includes the ability to define ad-hoc groupings of services for any reason. Any newly created Application Perspective is immediately available to every member of the team.
Actionable performance information is then presented automatically in a unique view for each Application Perspective upon definition. Users can set custom filters as needed, pre-tag their respective services, or use pre-set dashboards for optimizing performance and quality. Personalized views then automatically stay aligned to the changing tech stack so teams never have to rebuild their dashboards.
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