Retrace Azure Integration Overview Retrace integrates with Azure via the Azure Rest API to determine the status of servers and services during Creation, Removal, Scale Up and Scale Down events. Retrace supports monitoring for both Cloud Services (Classic) and App Services (Web sites, Functions, etc..). To acquire resource information Retrace uses OAuth 2.0 Access Tokens on the Azure account to …
Retrace: APM+ Overview
Retrace is a powerful new feature and serves as a core part of our Application Monitoring service. The feature implements byte code inspection of Java apps, giving you method-level telemetry on CLR code at run time. Use this tool to get instant insight on: Start time / end time and HTTP status codes HttpHandlers and HttpModules utilized in the IIS …
Errors and Logs: Configure .NET Core
Step 1: Add StackifyLib nuget package and basic configuration No matter which logging framework you are using, you need to add StackifyLib and add the Stackify.ApiKey to your config file. Set Stackify Configuration settings Because .NET core allows a wide variety of configuration options, how you configure the key could vary wildly. This is just one example of how to …
Errors and Logs: Capturing Web Request Details
By default, the following web request details are masked as they can contain sensitive data: Headers Post Data Server Variables Session Variables Cookies However, you can configure your app to unmask this in your app’s config file. Stackify will then retrieve information about these fields and list it in the Error Details page or in the “View Document” view for …
FAQ: How Do I Monitor Daily Log Usage?
There are several ways to keep tabs on the amount of your allotted logging usage each day. Via Billing Page The easiest way to calculate ELM usage is to visit your Billing page (Settings > Billing) each day at the same time and divide by the number of days in the billing period that have elapsed: In this case, 4.06GB …
FAQ: How Can I Tell If My Logs Are Being Throttled?
You may notice the following log messages on the Logs Dashboard: By default, Production servers get throttled at 1000 messages per minute whereas Non-Production servers get throttled at 100 messages per minute. Any log messages that exceed the threshold will get a message noted by a #hostthrottled tag. If you have questions about how to avoid throttling, please contact Stackify Support …
Logs: Filter by Log Types
There may be times where you wish to selectively filter your log messages. In one case, you may want to only view event logs from a certain server. In another case, you may wish to only view IIS logs for a certain app. Below will outline how to use Retrace’s filtering functionality to zero in on custom filtered logs. Note: …
Prefix: Viewing Application Logs
Prefix supports viewing logs from log4net or NLog in your profiling traces. To enable viewing your logs, you need to add the Stackify nuget packages for the logging appenders and ensure they are properly configured. When prompted for an ApiKey, leave it blank. You do not need a Stackify account. NLog (view docs) PM>Install-Package StackifyLib.NLog log4net (view docs) …