Scenarios for troubleshooting errors and monitoring application performance using Splunk APM 🔗
Buttercup Games, a fictitious game company, recently refactored its e-commerce site to go cloud native. The site uses microservices for the application architecture and containers for the underlying infrastructure. The company uses Splunk APM for finding root causes of errors, monitoring system performance, and tracking business KPIs.
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