What is Stackify?
Stackify offers a suite of application performance monitoring tools designed to help development and DevOps teams maintain optimal application performance. The platform provides code-level monitoring and observability through its Retrace APM solution, which integrates application performance monitoring with error tracking and centralized logging for comprehensive troubleshooting capabilities.
The platform includes Prefix for real-time code profiling during development, allowing developers to identify and fix issues before they reach production. Stackify supports multiple programming languages including .NET, Java, PHP, Node.js, Ruby, and Python, and integrates with popular cloud providers and containers for seamless deployment across various environments.
Features
- Application Performance Monitoring: Code-level monitoring with integrated logs and errors for comprehensive troubleshooting
- Real-time Code Profiling: Validate code functionality and identify issues during development with Prefix
- Centralized Log Management: View, search, and organize application and server logs from a single interface
- Error Tracking: Proactively find and resolve application errors before they impact production environments
- Transaction Tracing: Detailed execution path tracking for web services, APIs, and external HTTP calls
Use Cases
- Monitoring application performance in production environments
- Identifying and fixing code-level bugs during development
- Centralizing log management across multiple applications and servers
- Tracking errors across development, QA, and production environments
- Optimizing web service and API performance through detailed transaction analysis
FAQs
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What is the difference between Retrace and Prefix?
Retrace is a full lifecycle APM solution that combines application performance monitoring with error tracking and logging capabilities for production environments. Prefix is a code-level profiling tool used during development to test application code as it's being written and identify performance issues before deployment. -
How does the free trial work?
Stackify offers a 14-day free trial for both Retrace and Prefix Premium with no credit card required. Users can sign up and access all features during the trial period, then choose to upgrade to a paid subscription if they wish to continue using the service. -
What programming languages does Stackify support?
Stackify supports multiple programming languages including .NET, Java, PHP, Node.js, Ruby, and Python. The platform integrates with various development stacks and works with popular cloud providers and containers. -
What happens when my trial ends?
When the trial ends, users can convert to a paid subscription by upgrading their account. If no upgrade is made, the account will be deactivated and all data will be removed from the servers.
