Lightweight profiling at its best!
We are using Stackify Retrace every time we have to capture critical details about what our Ruby or Python code is doing. The main issue …
Retrace
Retrace
Starting at $99 up to 3 servers, 500,000 traces, and 1,000,000 logs
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$99
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up to 3 servers, 500,000 traces, and 1,000,000 logs
Standard
249+
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2,000,000+ traces and 5,000,000+ logs
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Custom
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Customer number of traces and logs
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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.
Retrace Features
- Supported: Advanced deployment reporting
- Supported: Detailed SQL query monitoring
- Supported: Integrated logging and profiling
- Supported: Unlimited users
- Supported: Full software life cycle coverage
- Supported: 1 hour support response time
- Supported: .NET, .NET Core, Java, PHP, Node.js, Ruby, and Python support
- Supported: Code Profiling
- Supported: Error Tracking
- Supported: Centralized Logging
- Supported: App and Server Metrics
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- Slack
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- Webhooks
- VS Team Services
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Retrace Technical Details
| Deployment Types | SaaS |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | Unspecified |
| Mobile Application | No |
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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.
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Who uses Retrace?
The most common users of Retrace are from Enterprises (1,001+ employees) and the Information Technology & Services industry.
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February 26, 2020
Lightweight profiling at its best!
We are using Stackify Retrace every time we have to capture critical details about what our Ruby or Python code is doing. The main issue solved for us by Retrace is the fact that it enables us to track custom methods in our code and also that it supports non web applications.
June 14, 2017
APM Plus - Ready to archive, email and more!
APM Plus is used by the entire company from sending out purchase orders to sending customer invoices and sales order acknowledgments and even advanced ship notices when something ships out for a customer. Internally APM Plus is used as a document archive to get the exact document that was sent to the customer. This can be used to follow up with customer statements to help customers see what they owe with great consistency. The emails can be sent individually or in groups or sent to different companies. APM Plus can even fax when email is not possible.
We were using New Relic, but it wasn't providing us the info we wanted and it was so expensive that we couldn't afford having it on all production servers. I've been using Stackify in a .net, Azure based webapp; the app is with high traffic subscription service, and solid services is essential. In one case we were using Stackify to identify an issue that made the site slow occasionally; it was very hard to pin point the source of the problem. Once installed it was a very fast process and we identified the combination of issues that lead to this behavior. Having the log and error data as part of the detailed trace was tremendous help. And seeing all the logs recorded when an exception was thrown is a cool little feature. Personally I can watch their real-time tailing all day long.