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 …
Web Log Monitoring: Configure Apache Applications
The Retrace Monitoring Agent can monitor the health of your Apache web application, including Requests/min vs Average Page Load time, HTTP Request Error Rate, and Apdex Satisfaction Score. To enable Retrace to monitor your Apache web application from the Monitoring Agent, there are a couple of things to make sure of. Configuring Apache’s apache2.conf Logging Settings Within apache2.conf or each …
Web Log Monitoring: Configure Nginx Applications
The Retrace Monitoring Agent can monitor the health of your web application, including Requests/min vs Average Page Load time, HTTP Request Error Rate, and Apdex Satisfaction Score. To enable Retrace to monitor your Nginx web application from the Monitoring Agent, there are a couple of things to make sure of. Configuring Access Logs and Log Formats The Retrace Monitoring Agent …
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 …
Custom Metrics: Configure for .NET
Below will outline the process of monitoring custom metrics from your .NET apps in Stackify. Getting the Metrics API Using NuGet Using NuGet from Visual Studio, it’s easy to add the Stackify API for Custom Metrics. If you just want Metrics, you can download the Stackify API. If you are integrating Stackify’s Error or Logging Appender into your project as …
Custom Profiling: Configure for .NET
By default, the Retrace .NET APM+ Profiler only instruments key, pre-defined events in the IIS pipeline and page life cycle. One of the key benefits of the profiler is that you may instrument tracing of how long any .NET method takes to execute and include that output in the call stack. In deciding what to profile, keep in mind the …
Performance: APM+ Requests
While in the Performance (APM+) tab within the App Dashboard there is a sub tab called By Requests. The By Requests tab allows you detailed insight into your applications request chain as well as information on the traces that are taken. By clicking on the requested actions link listed below the Satisfaction chart, you will be taken to an individual …
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 …