Below are common Azure App Service issues. 'StackifyHttpTracer' Not Found If you encounter the error "Could not load file or assembly 'StackifyHttpTracer' or one of its dependencies. The system cannot find the file specified.", download and install our NuGet package that will install the module into your project and redeploy it: Nuget: Stackify Http Module Using the "WEBSIT
https://docs.stackify.com/troubleshoot-common-azure-app-service-issues
Customize Notification Groups according to specific needs. These groups are the recipients of emails and SMS in the event of an alert being triggered. You can create one or multiple groups wherein each group may have members belonging to another group. This is to ensure that appropriate notifications and alerts are received and the intended recipients can respond immediately. Configuring a No
https://docs.stackify.com/alerts-and-notifications-notification-groups
Retrace web application performance monitoring is fully supported on Azure App Services (Web Apps). Application Performance Monitoring (APM) related features supported include identifying slow web pages, slow database queries, and viewing complete method level profile traces. Some basic monitoring features, such as monitoring IIS metrics, WMI, and performance counters are not supported in Mic
https://docs.stackify.com/dotnet-azure-app-services
Downloads and Includes The stackify-log-logback project is open source and hosted on GitHub here . Maven artifacts are available in the central Maven repository within a few hours after a new release. https://search.maven.org/#search%7Cga%7C1%7CStackify The group id is com.stackify. The artifact id is stackify-log-logback. Substitute the version number you wish to use in the dependency
https://docs.stackify.com/errors-and-logs-logback
<Mask enabled="true">IP</Mask> <Mask enabled="true">[aeiou]</Mask> </StackifyLog> <!--... Other appenders... --> </Appenders> <!-- ... Other configuration tags... --> Sending Logs Through a Proxy If you are wanting to send your logs into Stackify through a proxy, you will want to set the 'https.proxyHost' and 'https
https://docs.stackify.com/errors-and-logs-log4j
To enable Retrace to monitor your Apache web application access logs: Enable Log Collection In Retrace Server Settings , enable the Apache Access Logs option found under Log Collectors. Configure LogFormat Adjust your Apache configuration to include the following: Add stackify LogFormat. LogFormat "%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-agent}i\" %D" stackify
https://docs.stackify.com/web-log-monitoring-configure-apache-applications
The following section will cover how to enable sending your Linux syslogs to Retrace to be viewed in the Logs Dashboard with an agent running on your server. Enabling Syslog with Retrace Go to Servers > Locate your Linux server > Click the 3 dots on the right > Click on 'Server Settings' To enable syslog on your server, go to the server settings of the server and check the
https://docs.stackify.com/errors-and-logs-configure-syslog-with-the-stackify-agent
Retrace makes it easy to track and monitor any number of custom metrics, business Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and other important application events. It can monitor, trend, and set up alerts as it provides insights into the application or its users' behavior. Why Custom Metrics with Retrace? There are many ways to track application metrics. Some include Windows Performance Counters, JM
https://docs.stackify.com/custom-metrics-overview
By default, Prefix will only capture unhandled exceptions for a request. In order to capture handled exceptions as well, you will need to set the following configuration in a Stackify.json file: "CaptureAllExceptions": true { "AppName": "MyApp", "Environment": "MyEnvironment", "CaptureAllExceptions": true } This will allow for all exceptions, both unhandled and handled, to show up inl
https://docs.stackify.com/capturing-exceptions-in-prefix
To enable Retrace to monitor your Nginx web application access logs: Enable Log Collection In Retrace Server Settings , enable the Nginx Access Logs option found under Log Collectors. Configure LogFormat Adjust your Nginx configuration to include the following: Add stackify log_format. log_format stackify `'$remote_addr $msec "$request" $request_time $status "$http_user_agent"
https://docs.stackify.com/web-log-monitoring-configure-nginx-applications
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