Prefix will work on a server, however Retrace’s APM is designed for servers. We offer a special discounted price for pre-production usage! Important things to know about using Prefix on a server: By default Prefix does not allow remote access. Read: Remote access to Prefix UI Prefix only shows data from the last 5 minutes Only the last certain # of requests …
Prefix: Settings Overview
Prefix UI & profiler settings The following settings can be made via Prefix’s UI or via the stackify.ini file Port & host name (learn more) Cache size Profiling method options URL display option Some per application settings can be set depending on the type of application. Please review theses additional help docs for more information on specific application types: Prefix …
Prefix: Advanced settings for ASP.NET
The follow settings can be set for an ASP.NET web application to change the behavior of how the StackifyHttpModule and Prefix works. Change reporting Url for a request You can use the StackifyLib nuget package to customize the request name (Url or action) for any request. StackifyLib.ProfileTracer.SetReportingUrl(“Custom.Reporting.Url”); App info settings These settings can be set in your web.config appSettings. Specify …
Security: Two-Factor Authentication
This article is intended to walk you through how to set up two-factor authentication (2FA) for your Stackify account. Enabling 2FA You will want to navigate to the User Details page by selecting the user icon on the upper right corner of the page. The individual User Details page is where you can opt in to 2FA. This setting is …
Security: Single Sign-On
Stackify follows the Security Assertion Markup Language 2.0 (SAML 2.0) protocol for integration with external Identity Providers. Before attempting to configure this feature, please note the following: The SAML assertion Subject > NameId element must have an email address in the SAML OASIS Email Format specification. That email address must match a registered user in Stackify with that email address. Getting Started To …
Release Notes: March 2016
The Stackify team is proud to announce our latest release of our product. We have been focused on improving security, along with many other bug and performance fixes. This latest release brings exciting new features. Single Sign On With the addition of Single Sign On, you can now login to Stackify using a number of providers, such as Azure, Okta, …
Servers: Remove A Server Programmatically
This article is intended to help you leverage Stackify’s API by making a REST service call to programmatically remove Retrace instances from the Servers page of Retrace. To see how to remove servers from the Retrace portal, see the “How Do I Remove a Server” article. Below are the REST calls to the API for both Windows and Linux machines …
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: …