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: …
Errors: Ignore Exceptions
In Retrace’s Errors Dashboard you can mark errors as “Ignored” so that it will not be tracked as an error or show up in the default view of the Errors Dashboard. This is ideal for eliminating unwanted noise from errors you really don’t care about. Here are the following steps to take to mark an error type as “Ignored”: 1. …
Logs: Advanced IIS Logging
Stackify parses IIS logs to capture the usage, error rates, and load times of your web applications. Statistics are gathered at the app level and at the individual URL or action level. Logs are parsed by the Stackify agent continuously and up to 250 distinct URLs will be measured per minute and uploaded to Stackify for aggregation. Stackify only collects …
FAQ: Where Do I Find the Agent Log File?
There may be times when the support team requests the log file for the Stackify agent located on one of your servers. This log file contains information that can help with any support issues you might run into. Below are the instructions on how to locate these files for both Windows and Linux agents. For Windows Agents If you have …
Errors and Logs: Configure Ruby Applications
Retrace does not support APM for Ruby applications but you can capture errors and log and view them within Retrace. To configure your Ruby project with the Stackify API to send Errors and Logs to Retrace, follow the information below. Stackify API for Ruby Github page: https://github.com/stackify/stackify-api-ruby. Installation and Configuration Requirements: Ruby 1.9/2.0/2.1 Rails 3.x/4.x (optional) Rails Add the stackify gem …
Errors and Logs: Configure PHP Applications
You can capture errors and logs for PHP applications in a number of ways. Using the Stackify Library, you can either use a plug-in for an existing Monolog or log4php framework, or you can log to us directly via the Stackify API. Specific configuration instructions for each framework plug-in or using the API can be found on the Stackify Github …