Smarter Errors and Logs: Putting the Data to Work

Smarter Errors and Logs: Putting the Data to Work There are lots of logging frameworks and libraries out there, and most developers use one or more of them every day. They are simple and easy to use, and work great for developers debugging code. It’s still just not enough though. Have you ever had to work with your log files once your application left development? If so, you quickly run into a few pain points: There’s a lot more data You have to get access to the data It’s spread across multiple servers A specific operation may be spread across service boundaries – so even more logs to dig through It’s flat and hard to query – even if you do put it in SQL, you are going to have to do a lot of indexing to make it usable It’s hard to read You generally don’t have any context of the user, etc. Download this white paper today to learn how to create a “culture of logging” and work smarter, not harder. Three steps to evolve your application troubleshooting How easy is it for your development team to troubleshoot an application issue? The environment in which your application development occurs has been changing at a rapid pace. So rapid, in fact, that methods to troubleshoot custom applications have not kept up and are causing app troubleshooting to be a length and painful process. Evolve your application troubleshooting from gathering simple information to gaining contextual insight Make app troubleshooting a far easier and more efficient task