The ClientWebAPI exposes command endpoints that can start, complete, or cancel a deployment request. A Deployment Request is applied to an app environment at the specified version. The app environment is identified by the string keys AppName and EnvironmentName. The deployment request Version is also an identifying string. When evaluating the current state of a deployment request, it will be located by these three strings. We do some basic validation to …
.NET Agent Installation: Enable .NET Core Applications
Retrace has been tested with .NET Core apps targeting the full .NET framework as well as the new .NET Core “netcoreapp” framework. It also works with ASP.NET Core apps that are deployed behind IIS or using Kestrel only in more of the “self hosted” mode. .NET Core is currently only supported for Windows. Some features may not yet be fully …
Prefix: Using with ASP.NET Core/Kestrel
ASP.NET Core V1 is supported in Prefix v2.2 ASP.NET Core V1 is supported in Prefix v2.2 and has been tested with apps targeting net452 and NetCoreApp1.0. Some features/classes are not yet supported for .NET Core 2.x. We are working to add support for all features soon. If you are self-hosting your .NET Core app using Kestrel standalone, you MUST have a …
.NET Agent Installation: Enable Classic IIS App Pools
When Stackify Retrace or Prefix is installed, StackifyHttpModule is registered in IIS. If you are using “classic” application pools, they will not automatically use Stackify’s module. To fix this you can either add the module to your application’s web.config and redeploy your app, or modify the master web.config on your server or PC to reference the module. Note: Some APM features …
AWS Installation: Windows AWS EC2Config Service
If you are installing Retrace in AWS on EC2 Windows instances that are dynamic, it’s easy to leverage the silent installation method of adding Stackify to ensure that your new EC2 instances always have the latest and greatest Retrace agent. Just follow the steps below to get started. Launch an Instance In the most common example, you will want to …
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) …