It can be a challenge locating a specific log message when Errors and Logs from different servers, apps, and environments are are constantly being captured by the Errors and Logs Dashboards. With the improved Filters and Fields solution, you can easily zero in on a certain error or log message by simply applying the right fields and filters to your …
Environments: Change Environments for a Device
To change the environment that has been specified for your device, just follow these simple steps. Go To Server Settings From the Monitoring > Servers page select Server Settings from the Actions menu of the server you wish to edit. Change The Environment From the Environment dropdown, select the Environment you want to reassign this server to and click ‘Save’.
FAQ: How Do I Report on Website Availability?
Below will walk through the steps of how you can view your website availability percentage. First, you will need to setup a website monitor for your application. For more information on how to setup a website monitor take a look at Monitors: Web Sites. Once you have added the website monitor, you will get some new data on your dashboard showing …
Server Monitoring: Templates
Server templates are used to create a set of monitors, alert thresholds, and notification settings across all servers that inherit the template. Getting Started You can view your current templates by navigating to Settings > Monitoring Templates. You can edit the default templates or make your own. Also you may specify which template is default, this is what will be applied …
Monitors: Overview and Configure
A big part of the Retrace equation is making sure you have good visibility into your production resources. This includes Apps, Servers/Roles/VMs, and Resources (websites, database queries, Azure Service Bus Queues/Topics, Files, etc.). As a Getting Started exercise, we will point out some of the things you will want to focus on to ensure you’re getting the best visibility possible …
Monitors: Web Sites
With Retrace’s Web Site Monitors, you can monitor websites both from outside your network and inside (behind the firewall) – great for both public-facing sites as well as intranet sites. Monitor performance, status codes returned, and even the content on pages to make sure your app is running smoothly at all times. Adding a Web Site Monitor From the Web …
Monitors: SQL Queries
If your app relies on a database, you know that problems in the database often have wide-reaching impact downstream. In this section, you will learn how to make SQL monitors to effectively monitor query results. SQL Monitors are a great way to more proactively keep tabs on data and database health. Preparing for SQL Monitors If you haven’t already set …
Errors and Logs: App Dashboard Tabs
The Errors and Logs tabs in the App Dashboard are very similar to the more general Errors and Logs dashboards but are filtered to a specific app. Errors Tab The Errors Tab will present a list of all errors for the App. By clicking on the number of errors on the right side, you will be brought to the Errors …