About Tingyun
Tingyun — Beijing Keytone Network — is a Beijing software company founded in 2007 specialising in application performance monitoring (APM), intelligent operations (AIOps) and observability. It has been one of the Chinese vendors repeatedly featured in international APM reference reports, and it helps enterprises watch the health of their digital systems end to end.
Its observability platform unifies metrics, logs, distributed traces, real-user experience data and synthetic testing (active probing) in a single view, relying on components such as UniAgent for data collection, UniTopology to rebuild the global system topology and OneTrace for transaction tracing. An artificial intelligence engine detects anomalies, correlates events and reaches the root cause of incidents faster, shortening resolution times.
Tingyun works with customers in banking and payments, tax administrations, electric power, telecom operators, automotive and manufacturing, and has been integrating runtime application security into the same observability platform. For development and operations teams running complex microservices architectures, it offers a path from fragmented monitoring to a single view of how their services behave.
Its observability platform unifies metrics, logs, distributed traces, real-user experience data and synthetic testing (active probing) in a single view, relying on components such as UniAgent for data collection, UniTopology to rebuild the global system topology and OneTrace for transaction tracing. An artificial intelligence engine detects anomalies, correlates events and reaches the root cause of incidents faster, shortening resolution times.
Tingyun works with customers in banking and payments, tax administrations, electric power, telecom operators, automotive and manufacturing, and has been integrating runtime application security into the same observability platform. For development and operations teams running complex microservices architectures, it offers a path from fragmented monitoring to a single view of how their services behave.
