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Etoro Gets to the Root Cause Faster with Anodot

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Technology Category	Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics
Applicable Industries	Finance & Insurance
Applicable Functions	Business Operation
Use Cases	Predictive Quality Analytics Root Cause Analysis & Diagnosis
Services	Data Science Services
Challenge	As a real-time trading company, eToro must provide users with reliable market rates as quickly as possible, necessitating close monitoring of the quality of the connection from both the client and server side. eToro had been using open-source tools to monitor the metrics from their Price Streams service that sends price quotes to their users. However, the company quickly realized that it needed to expand the number of metrics being monitored and faced resource challenges adapting their traditional monitoring tools to meet the new demands. With stringent regulations in Cyprus and the UK, eToro treats any trading error or problem as critical. Read More
About Customer	eToro is a social trading and investing company that allows users to observe the financial trading activity of other users, copy them, and make their own trades. It is the first global marketplace for people to trade currencies including Bitcoin and Ethereum, commodities, indices, and CFD stocks online. Since its founding in 2007, the company has grown to more than six million registered traders in more than 140 countries. Read More
Solution	eToro introduced Anodot into its monitoring framework, enabling the company to monitor the health of every client request, mainly focusing on key KPIs such as error rate (http 2xx vs 4xx), API latency, and service usage. Anodot also makes it clear where each transaction originates, either web or mobile. Every client request is reported to their logging servers, and from there, the data is sent to both Splunk and Anodot. When Anodot uncovers anomalous behavior in the metrics, the tech teams can drill down into client logs with Splunk and Nagios. With Anodot in place, eToro stays ahead of potential problems to ensure they meet regulatory requirements. Read More Log in to view content
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Technology Category

Analytics & Modeling - Real Time Analytics

Applicable Industries

Finance & Insurance

Applicable Functions

Business Operation

Use Cases

Predictive Quality Analytics

Root Cause Analysis & Diagnosis

Services

Data Science Services

Challenge

As a real-time trading company, eToro must provide users with reliable market rates as quickly as possible, necessitating close monitoring of the quality of the connection from both the client and server side. eToro had been using open-source tools to monitor the metrics from their Price Streams service that sends price quotes to their users. However, the company quickly realized that it needed to expand the number of metrics being monitored and faced resource challenges adapting their traditional monitoring tools to meet the new demands. With stringent regulations in Cyprus and the UK, eToro treats any trading error or problem as critical.

About Customer

eToro is a social trading and investing company that allows users to observe the financial trading activity of other users, copy them, and make their own trades. It is the first global marketplace for people to trade currencies including Bitcoin and Ethereum, commodities, indices, and CFD stocks online. Since its founding in 2007, the company has grown to more than six million registered traders in more than 140 countries.

Solution

eToro introduced Anodot into its monitoring framework, enabling the company to monitor the health of every client request, mainly focusing on key KPIs such as error rate (http 2xx vs 4xx), API latency, and service usage. Anodot also makes it clear where each transaction originates, either web or mobile. Every client request is reported to their logging servers, and from there, the data is sent to both Splunk and Anodot. When Anodot uncovers anomalous behavior in the metrics, the tech teams can drill down into client logs with Splunk and Nagios. With Anodot in place, eToro stays ahead of potential problems to ensure they meet regulatory requirements.

Impact #1	eToro is able to track the health of every client request, focusing on key KPIs.
Impact #2	Anodot makes it clear where each transaction originates, either web or mobile.
Impact #3	When Anodot uncovers anomalous behavior in the metrics, the tech teams can drill down into client logs with Splunk and Nagios.

Impact #1

eToro is able to track the health of every client request, focusing on key KPIs.

Impact #2

Anodot makes it clear where each transaction originates, either web or mobile.

Impact #3

When Anodot uncovers anomalous behavior in the metrics, the tech teams can drill down into client logs with Splunk and Nagios.

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Etoro Gets to the Root Cause Faster with Anodot

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