Release Overview Release Date: 11/13/17 Notable Feature: Deployment Tracking API Auditing View This release addresses a number of small bug fixes. Release Features Deployment Tracking Auditing View Retrace now lists an audit of Deployments being tracked within Retrace. This will allow users to view the history of when they made a deployment. Learn more about deployment tracking and why you …
FAQ: How Do I Overwrite App and Environment Names?
There may be scenarios where you want to change the initial app name discovered by the agent. (By default the app is named by the root directory of the app). You may also wish to have a different environment name for different apps being hosted on the same server. The app name and environment name defined by the agent can …
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 …
Environments: Overview
In the Environments page, you will be able to configure various settings for each of your Environments in Retrace. These settings include agent auto update settings and how exceptions are collected via Retrace APM+. To edit Environment settings go to Settings > Manage > Environments Here you can see the list of Environments your currently have as well as their …
Environments: Change Environments for a Device
To change the environment that has been specified for your device, just follow these simple steps. Go To Server Settings From the Monitoring > Servers page select Server Settings from the Actions menu of the server you wish to edit. Change The Environment From the Environment dropdown, select the Environment you want to reassign this server to and click ‘Save’.
FAQ: How Do I Avoid Deploying the Retrace Agent in Azure On Roles That I Do Not Want to Monitor?
If you followed our instructions for deploying to Azure roles but want to make sure that you don’t install the agent on certain roles (roles used for Dev or QA for example), you can do something like the following to perform a selective deployment. Selective Deployment Instructions 1. Add a config setting to ServiceDefinition.csdef called “DeployStackify”, ie. <ConfigurationSettings> <Setting name=”DeployStackify” …
Azure Installation: Management Certificate
In order for Retrace to give you the full power of our platform as an Azure subscriber, you will want to upload your encoded management certificate. This will allow us to more seamlessly and accurately monitor your environment, and it enables us to detect things like when an instance has been removed from your deployment, or when you have VIP-swapped …