Here are instructions on how to add you JMX connection in the Retrace portal so you can view and create monitors around MBeans on your applications. To start go to Settings > Configure > JMX Connections. How to Add a JMX Connection for Tomcat or Glassfish 1. Name your JMX connection. 2. Enter your Connection Address. An example of a …
Errors and Logs: Overview
Stackify’s Errors and Logs API enables you to get more from what you’re logging. Simply plug in a Stackify appender into your existing framework, or log your messages directly to Retrace without a framework via the Stackify API. Once properly configured, you will be able to get more contextual information about your exceptions, view your app’s log messages, begin correlating exceptions …
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 …
Errors and Logs: Configure Java Servlet Filters
To add additional logging from Servlet Filters follow the instructions in this document, to get the stackify-log-servlet project go to our GitHub Page. By using a Java Servlet Filter for your Java Apps, you will be able to capture web request details along with your log messages. Stackify supports adding filters to J2EE and JAX-RS servlets. stackify-log-servlet needs to be …
Release Notes: May 2014
Custom Date Ranges Want to zero in on metrics and diagnostics over a specific period of time to investigate an issue around the time that it occurred? Stackify now offers Custom Date Ranges to enable you to do just that. To learn about the details, view the Custom Date Ranges article. HTTP Proxies By properly configuring the proxy to …