Cloudways Introduces Application Performance Monitoring

Cloudways just introduced application performance monitoring (AMP) on their managed cloud hosting platform for better website health insights.

Cloudways AMP

To cope with the increasing amount of support requests related to performance and troubleshooting queries, Cloudways just officially launched their new app performance monitoring feature. Youโ€™ll find it by navigating to Server Management > Monitoring > Application Wise Details in your account. There you will get a summary of how much each application uses server resources such as CPU, memory or disk usage. Itโ€™s a good way to identify server resource intensive websites and either move them to a new server or scale the current server for instance.

A click on any application listed there will take you to that particular appโ€™s Monitoring tab. This contains details about traffic, PHP requests, disk usage per folder, database queries and running cron jobs.

Customers are now able to troubleshoot and debug application-specific performance issues better by themselves. However, if you need further help, you can still contact the Cloudways support team, which is available 24/7/365.

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Stay tuned for more features coming soon. Soon PHP access logs and Apache logs will be displayed in a user-friendly readable format within their hosting platform.

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