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measuringu.comTask-based UX studies with built-in research metrics
Task-based UX studies with built-in research metrics
Usability studies with participant recruitment and recordings
Unmoderated usability tests with think-aloud recordings
Human usability studies with assisted research analysis
Send time-series metrics to a managed Graphite service with Grafana dashboards and alerting.
Use a managed Prometheus-compatible backend for metrics from EKS and other Kubernetes clusters.
Query OCI resource and application metrics, then route alarm notifications when monitored conditions change.
Task-based usability research with navigation analytics
Research methods spanning usability, diaries, fieldwork and interviews
Usability tests, interviews and research recruitment
Collect infrastructure and application metrics, chart them, and alert when monitored conditions need attention.
AI user testing with synthetic and human testers, run inside the tools you already use.
Collect AWS and application telemetry, build dashboards, and alert when monitored metrics cross a threshold.
Scale Prometheus metrics storage with a horizontally scalable, multi-tenant time-series backend.
Store and query Prometheus-compatible metrics with a single-node binary or a scalable cluster.
Expose current Kubernetes object state as metrics for a separate monitoring system to scrape and analyze.
Adds a global query view, high availability, and long-term storage to Prometheus deployments.
Usability and navigation research with local-language support
Combine navigation, first-impression and task-based UX tests
Bring logs, metrics, traces, and infrastructure monitoring into one observability workspace.
Collect application logs, traces, and metrics, then explore the signals together in one hosted telemetry workspace.
Use Tencent Cloud's managed Prometheus service for metrics, Grafana dashboards, and cloud alerts.
Export NVIDIA GPU telemetry as Prometheus metrics for hardware and workload monitoring.
Store metrics, logs, and traces in one database and query them with SQL or PromQL.