Apple acquires observability startup SigScalr
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SigLens acquired by Apple for debugging massive apps and services
Apple has bought SigScalr, the maker of SigLens, giving it a tool to monitor and debug the processes of large numbers of interrelated applications.SigLens lets developers set up continuous monitoring of apps to see how they are working over time - image credit: SigScalrInstead of needing multiple programs ranging from Xcode to Activity Monitor, an application monitoring app like SigLens is one tool that tracks and logs what happens inside severa…
Tech giant Apple has acquired a portion of programming and observability startup SigScalr and hired its employees. The deal comes as part of the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA), which requires large tech companies to notify the European Commission of any mergers and acquisitions. SigScalr is known for its open source […]
Apple has acquired SigScalr, an American company that developed an open-source tool for log management and monitoring. The acquisition took place in March, but has only now become known.
So Apple just got hold of SigLens, an open source application monitoring software, by buying back the assets of the small American company that is developing it, SigScalr. The announcement fell on 13 July, even if the file had been notified to the European Union as early as March. The amount remains secret. What are we talking about? SigLens does observability, a barbaric word to designate the art of monitoring what is happening inside an applic…
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