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2 posts tagged with "change detection"

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Real-Time Alerting Pipelines - From Scraped Event Streams to Slack and PagerDuty

· 14 min read
Oleg Kulyk
Co-Founder @ ScrapingAnt

Real-Time Alerting Pipelines: From Scraped Event Streams to Slack and PagerDuty

Real-time alerting pipelines built on top of web‑scraped event streams are now critical infrastructure in domains such as competitive intelligence, e‑commerce price monitoring, incident detection, and security monitoring. The goal is to continuously watch external websites or APIs, detect meaningful changes, and notify on‑call engineers or business stakeholders via channels like Slack and PagerDuty with minimal latency and noise.

Detecting Silent Content Changes - Hashing Strategies for Web Monitoring

· 13 min read
Oleg Kulyk
Co-Founder @ ScrapingAnt

Detecting Silent Content Changes: Hashing Strategies for Web Monitoring

Silent content changes – subtle modifications to web pages that occur without obvious visual cues – pose a serious challenge for organizations that depend on timely, accurate online information. These changes can affect compliance, pricing intelligence, reputation, and operational reliability. Sophisticated website monitoring strategies increasingly rely on hashing techniques to detect such changes at scale, especially when coupled with robust web scraping infrastructure.