Below will outline the process of monitoring custom metrics from your .NET apps in Stackify. Getting the Metrics API Using NuGet Using NuGet from Visual Studio, it’s easy to add the Stackify API for Custom Metrics. If you just want Metrics, you can download the Stackify API. If you are integrating Stackify’s Error or Logging Appender into your project as …
AWS Installation: Windows AWS Elastic Beanstalk .NET Deployment
This installation guide assumes you are using the AWS Toolkit to deploy from within Visual Studio. If you do not have the AWS Toolkit you can download it here Follow these steps to deploy your .Net apps with our Agent extension to Amazon Web Services from within Visual Studio. Add the NuGet Package In the Package Manager Console enter to …
Errors and Logs: Configure Stackify API for .NET
You can log messages directly via the Stackify API without the use of a logging framework. You can get more information at the Stackify Github page. Please note that we recommend using NLog, Serilog, or log4net. Those frameworks allow you to send your logs to multiple different outputs. If you decide to not use Stackify products in the future, your …
Custom Metrics: Overview
Using the Stackify Custom Metrics API, you can easily report, log, and monitor any number of custom metrics, business KPIs, and other important business or application events that could provide insights into application or user behavior. With Stackify, you can monitor, trend, and setup alerts for these important events, making them an actionable part of your overall application health picture. …
Release Notes: December 2014
A New Ruby API Now in Testing For those interested in beta testing the new Ruby Logging API and Metrics API you can do so by visiting the Stackify Github page. JBoss EAP 6.x Support Stackify now supports JBoss EAP 6.x. After adding a JMX connection for JBoss, your apps will be discovered and MBean smart defaults will …
Custom Metrics: Configure for Java
Retrace supports the monitoring of custom metrics for Java web applications. Metrics are reported to Stackify once a minute. They are only reported if you log a value within that minute time frame. See advanced settings below about overriding that default behavior. All metrics have a category and metric name. It is recommended to group similar metrics under a single category …
Release Notes: January 2015
Stackify’s January release includes a number of major improvements and features, along with full PHP logging support and Node.js app discovery. Read on to see the new changes in Stackify. Log Collectors With the new log collectors feature, you can now easily configure the agent to upload Event Logs, Syslogs, PHP logs, or IIS request logs. Navigate to the Settings …
Errors and Logs: Configure Web and Worker Roles Logs
If you are wanting to log directly via the Stackify API and want to control App Settings configuration from the Service Definition file, follow the steps below: The Service Definition File You will need to define the following properties in the ConfigurationSettings section of the Service Definition file as shown above: <ConfigurationSettings> <Setting name=”Stackify.ApiKey”/> <Setting name=”Stackify.AppName”/> <Setting name=”Stackify.Environment”/> </ConfigurationSettings> </WorkerRole> …
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