SolarWinds AppOptics Trace Pack, 100 traces per minute add-on, 1Yr Service – 41901

 

• Auto-instrumented application service topology map
• Pinpoint the root cause of performance issues
• Performance monitoring
• Full-stack visibility
• Modern infrastructure monitoring
• AWS monitoring

PN: 41901

 

SolarWinds AppOptics

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Overview

 

A trace is the path of a single request through an application. AppOptics gathers traces on a continuous basis and mines them for data, then makes them available in the UI filterable based on a number of criteria.

At a high level, traces are grouped by service (though a single trace can span multiple services), and you can find them under each service’s Overview page.

 

Trace Heat Map

The heat map chart shows a histogram of the request latency. The y-axis represents the request latency, and the color intensity of the chart represents the number of requests. The darker the color, the more requests. This chart type makes it easy to identify outliers. You can further adjust the chart to only show requests below certain percentiles and limit the number of rows displayed. To learn about specific traces you can click and drag your mouse around a specific request or group of requests on the chart. This will filter the list of traces beneath the chart to only show the ones in the area you selected.

 

Searching for particular traces

Filtering: By using the Filter By feature you have the ability to filter by any of the suggested tags, e.g. drill down into a specific transaction.

Scope: By default, we show the Traced Requests–traces of requests to the service in question. If you hover over Traced Requests you will see a dropdown menu that allows you to switch to database queries, remote service calls, or cache calls.

 

Trace Summary

When you first navigate to a particular trace, you will be taken to the Summary tab. This is a good place to start if you want to just get a quick idea of where most of the time is being spent for a request.

The trace summary automatically evaluates a transaction and highlights where the service is spending most of its time. For example, if a particular transaction is mostly waiting on queries, that will be highlighted and you’ll get a summary of the specific queries. If the transaction is slowed down by a downstream service or external API calls, that’s covered too. If you’re instrumenting custom code in your application, the new summary page paired with live code profiling will even tell you which function was slow.

 

Trace Details

A single trace could be as simple as a single span on a web server hosting static content, or as complex as the path through a load balancer into one of many app servers, through to an API call, and back again. For those more complicated requests, if you wish to take a deeper dive into analyzing your application performance, waterfall-type views are available in the Details tab.

As previously noted, traces can span across multiple services. You can view the details for this trace within a specific service by using the Trace Breakdown by dropdown. In this example, the only service this trace interacts with is api.

Clicking on a span in the chart opens up a detail window on the right. In the example below, the sequel span was selected, which is a Ruby library being used by this application to query a database. The detail window shows information from the database name right down to the query that was executed.

The tables below the visualization are also interactive: clicking a row in the table will pull up details about the relevant span(s) in the right-hand panel.

If any errors occur during the duration of the trace, they will be displayed in the All Errors table. Opening the detail window for a span shows high-level information about the errors, including a link to the full backtraces. In the example below, the insertworker span is a Python process that threw a ConnectionError exception.

 

Your business runs on applications, and when they go down or run slowly, it can impact the business in lost productivity, customers, or revenue. To add to the complexity, your IT environment is changing, and workloads can be spread across data centers and cloud resources. You need to monitor the availability and performance of applications and infrastructure, regardless of where they are, so you can identify potential issues early and address them before they impact users.

Key Features

 

Features

AppOptics speeds root cause analysis of application performance issues across AWS, Azure, and hybrid environments.

Unprecedented Visibility

Complete visibility into the health and performance of your applications and their supporting infrastructure.

Performing as Designed

Create performance metrics to automate monitoring of business-critical services and applications.

Quick Problem Identification, Fast Resolution

Minimize downtime with early warning notifications. If systems fail, help ensure you can recover quickly.

Cost-effectively Scale with Your Business

Support the ebbs and flows of your business. Use a cloud-scale APM tool designed for today’s dynamic IT environment.

 

Auto-instrumented application service topology map

Provide users with a view showing the relationships between services and their dependencies

 

Pinpoint the root cause of performance issues

Find slow queries, bugs, inefficient code, or problems with the infrastructure.

 

Performance monitoring

Comprehensive performance monitoring, from custom on-premises to your highly distributed cloud applications, in one product.

 

Full-stack visibility

Remove the wall between Application and Infrastructure metrics, allowing combined dashboards.

 

Modern infrastructure monitoring

Consolidated monitoring of all your servers, hosts, containers, and serverless environments.

 

AWS monitoring

SaaS-based monitoring of your AWS services and custom applications.

 

Azure monitoring

SaaS-based monitoring of your Azure services and custom applications.

 

Identify hotspots early

Quickly identify which hosts have exceeded thresholds and could be impacting application availability and performance.

 

150+ Plugins and Integrations

With over 150 out-of-the-box plugins, integrations, and custom metrics, you have everything you need to monitor your critical systems.

 

Digital Experience Monitoring

Make your websites more reliable with client-side performance monitoring integrated with your APM.

 

Log Management and Analytics

Collect, search, and analyze the log data of your applications and supporting infrastructure to quickly pinpoint problems.

 

Identify and alert

Be the first to know when there’s an availability or performance issue.

 

Reduce MTTR

AppOptics is a converged APM tool bringing application and infrastructure monitoring together on common dashboards.

 

Accelerate troubleshooting

Thread the needle on application performance issues by identifying the functioning code causing the problem.

 

Align performance goals with business goals

Use AppOptics to measure application and business performance and their impact on your business

 

Optimize for speed, efficiency, and cost

Correlate resource allocation to application performance, so you use what you need—no more, no less.

 

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