I recently took a look at a calendar and realized that it has been over 6 months since I last stepped foot in an office. My new normal involves getting up in the morning, grabbing a cup (or three) of coffee and heading to the desk/couch/dinner table to get work done. It feels that normalcy is defined only by the moment you…
Software applications have historically been built using monolithic architectures, meaning they consist of one single piece of code that supports all the various modules and functionality of the application. While some may argue that a single code base can offer advantages in development simplicity, traditional monolithic applications can't provide the…
Without any doubt, the pandemic has overturned our whole personal and professional worlds. It has principally shifted the way we work, the way we interact with our colleagues and customers, and permanently altered the enterprise architecture and landscape. While most of us are adapting and coping with this monumental shift,…
Correlation of application experience with network delivery has been at the heart of ThousandEyes since its inception. The network has long been the de facto vector of blame when users experience slowness in accessing their business-critical applications. This issue becomes further acute as applications move to the cloud and what…
I recently took a look at a calendar and realized that it has been over 6 months since I last stepped foot in an office. My new normal involves getting up in the morning, grabbing a cup (or three) of coffee and heading to the desk/couch/dinner table to get work…
This is The Internet Report, where we uncover what’s working and what’s breaking on the Internet—and why. In this week’s episode, we discuss two notable outages that happened last week. The first, at Twitter, took place on October 15 around 5:30 pm PST and impacted users’ ability to tweet or…
