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Hi John,
At the end, so many minor changes is what we may have in complex IT environment with hundreds of applications and we should deal with that (of course not all the applications change every day and some applications change more than others so the key is not to put in places robots in applications that change a lot or even that are going to suffer big changes in the next months) .What I was wondering is if somehow synthetic monitoring or even application performance management tools would may help us here but maybe the technical solution is to create a robot to do that kind of monitoring.
Thanks a lot for your help. I will keep the thread open few days more in order to see if there is any other comment but I guess the answer is clear: communication with stakeholders in order to prevent or at least detect in advance changes (business and IT mainly), implement robots only over the most stable applications and finally (and this is my opinion) to do synthetic monitoring with the help of a robot checking the applications where you have robots that either are critical or not run not frequently.
Thanks,
Félix
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