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What is Retrace?

Stackify Retrace provides application performance management across the entire stack. Coupled with aggregated logs from common logging frameworks, find every exception in code. Retrace code with lightweight code profiling and track and monitor all key application and server metrics. The vendor states that with coverage for full lifecycle development, the Stackify Retrace software offering is tailored to be inclusive for multiple role types, and presents everything your team needs to know about your applications, performance, and diagnostics is all in one place.

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Screenshot of Web Apps Dashboard: The Apps Page gives you a high-level overview of all applications found and monitored across all servers in each environment. Click on any app to take you to the App Dashboard to view more information for a particular app.
Screenshot of Apps Dashboard: The App Dashboard is a powerful monitoring and troubleshooting perspective that gives you a view of application health across one or more environments.
Screenshot of Performance (APM+) Dashboard: The Performance section will give you a report of how well the application is performing overall, as perceived by your users. A graph will allow you to view all requests by Satisfaction by viewing "Fast", "Sluggish", "Too Slow", or "Failed" types of requests. Another report includes graphs of HTTP Error%, Satisfaction Score%, and Page Load Time. Lastly, you will have the ability to sort each page request of your App by different categories: Satisfaction, Slowest page, Failed pages, pages hit, and total load time. By clicking on an individual page a Performance Details page with further information about that specific page's health, performance, and errors will be displayed.
Screenshot of Performance Traces: One of the ways we strive to deliver relevant insights is to only collect traces around interesting requests. Some examples of these request types that are interesting would be faster than normal, slower than normal, new web requests, requests introducing new SQL, requests introducing new exceptions, or abnormal satisfaction scores. Under performing requests will be profiled more often than fast requests. As long as the app is getting steady traffic Retrace should be saving a trace every 5 to 15 minutes.
Screenshot of Errors Dashboard: From the Errors Dashboard, you can get an overview of all the exceptions of all your applications across different environments. It gives you a central location to view details about your errors.
Screenshot of Logs Dashboard: Find contextual insights about your apps that can assist you in solving any error you might face. View all logging messages in an inline view across all apps, on all servers, and in all environments. Along with this comes the ability to tail log files in real time and search through all the logs of a given app.

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Deployment TypesSaaS
Mobile ApplicationNo

FAQs

What is Retrace?
Retrace (formerly APM+) is a lightweight Application Performance Management solution. Retrace gives developers continuous, real-time analysis through a combination of code-level visibility with in-line log and error data. Retrace helps identify top performance offenders by analyzing top page requests, top SQL queries, and top external web services.
What are Retrace's top competitors?
New Relic and Datadog are common alternatives for Retrace.
Who uses Retrace?
The most common users of Retrace are from B2C.