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Your customers aren't all in one cloud. Why should your monitoring be?

APIContext measures API performance from every major cloud, every region, and every edge so you can see the cloud the way it actually works.

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POST /v1/payments · live · all clouds1 region under SLA

probes 18clouds 4healthy 17worst ap-south-1 · 412ms

125+global monitoring locations

5+major cloud providers monitored

24/7API-native checks

30+data points per API call

See the cloud the way it works

One API. Every cloud. Every region.

Your customers and partners are not all in the same cloud, so one vantage point misses the real picture. See where there are networking bottlenecks, where peering is hurting you, and which regions need attention.

Probe surface across AWS, GCP, Azure, and Akamai edge

Per-customer-region p95, not just whether the origin is up

Networking and peering issues surfaced as a first-class signal

Cross-cloud comparison and sector benchmarking

customer × origin · p95 latency · 30dSLO < 250ms

AWS

GCP

Azure

Akamai

NYC

142ms

162ms

138ms

102ms

London

212ms

198ms

188ms

142ms

Frankfurt

188ms

172ms

168ms

122ms

São Paulo

288ms

312ms

322ms

242ms

Mumbai

412ms

248ms

268ms

188ms

Tokyo

232ms

248ms

232ms

188ms

Multi-cloud blindspots

Single-cloud monitoring is single-customer monitoring.

Cloud monitoring tools and APM agents see the world from inside one cloud. The other customer traffic coming over peering links, CDNs, and regions you do not operate in is invisible unless you stitch every vantage point together.

Catches cross-cloud peering regressions same-cloud APM never sees

DNS, TLS, and routing failures spotted from the customer's side of the wire

Inside-vs-outside diff per cloud

Historic CASC score per cloud

Multi-cloud blindspots

Single-cloud monitoring is single-customer monitoring.

3 clouds invisible

Single-cloud APM

AWS · us-east-1

· GCP· Azure· Akamai

One vantage point. 96% of customer traffic reaches you over networks you are not watching.

APIcontext · all clouds

Same call, every cloud. The view your customers actually have.

Probes anywhere you need them

Drop a private agent where the managed network does not reach.

If your customers run in a private datacenter, a factory floor, or a region we do not yet have managed coverage in, drop a private agent there and keep the same data model, dashboards, and reports.

Lightweight private agents that run anywhere a container runs

Same calls, same credentials, same reports as managed POPs

Air-gapped and on-prem deployments

Configuration-as-code for private probes

Probes anywhere you need them

Drop a private agent where the managed network does not reach.

enterprise-ready

Lightweight private agents · same data model · same dashboards

APIContext helped us identify significant latency and improve the experience from more than 7 seconds to 500 milliseconds.

Atilla B.Security Operations Engineer, Signify

See the cloud the way it actually works.

Measure from where customers host applications, not just where your stack happens to live.