Measure Node.js server response time with N|Solid
Identifying and addressing bottlenecks enables informed decisions, maintaining security and avoiding unnecessary infrastructure changes with NSolid.
Strengthening Node.js Security: NodeSource-GitHub Partnership
NCM GitHub App: Secure your Node.js and JavaScript applications against third-party package vulnerabilities.
Announcing The NodeSource-GitHub Partnership
Secure code with NCM - vulnerability scanning, real-time reports, and control deployments based on analysis. Part of N|Solid Platform.
Unleashing the Power of NCM: Safeguarding Node.js Applications with Next-Generation Security in N|Solid
NCM: Safeguarding Node.js Applications with Next-Generation Security in N|Solid
AIOps Observability: Going Beyond Traditional APM
N|Solid provides AIops into Node.js applications, enabling developers to identify performance issues and detect security vulnerabilities.
N|Solid v4.9.2 is now available
N|Solid V4.9.2 contains general stability improvements and bug fixes, the latest Node.js versions and updates.
SBOM: The Essential Building Block for Cybersecurity
Maximizing Security in your Node.js Project with SBOM through N|Solid Console.
Nodesource introduces Machine learning on its N|Solid platform to help make better Node Apps
Machine learning in N|Solid.This feature allows for training models that will later detect similar patterns in your application data and fire custom events.
N|Solid v4.9.0 is now available
N|Solid V4.9.0 contains Machine Learning support and SBOM support , it also contains the latest Node.js versions, updates and stability improvements.
N|Solid v4.8.4 is now available
Announcing N|Solid v4.8.4 contains a Node.js security release, captured in Node.js v14.21.1, Node.js v16.18.1 (LTS), and Node.js v16.18.1 (LTS).
N|Solid v4.8.3 is now available
Announcing N|Solid v4.8.3 which contains the following changes: - Rebase of N|Solid on Node.js v18.12.0 (LTS).
Top 10 N|Solid —APM for Node— features you needed to use
We are confident we're the best APM solution for Node. js-based applications; if you are using Node, you should be using our runtime.