2 years ago

The idea behind Inspector is to create a monitoring environment specifically designed for software developers avoiding any server or infrastructure configuration that many developers hate to deal with. In fact, thanks to Inspector, you will never have the need to install things on the server or make complex configuration at the infrastructure level.

Transaction streams in your dashboard in real time and for each transaction you can monitor what your application is doing: Inspector monitors database queries, http requests, console commands by default, but there might be many critical statements in your code that need to be monitored in terms of performance and errors like: Just as an example. Thanks to Inspector you can add custom segments in your timeline in addition to those detected by default, to monitor the impact a custom code block has on the application performance.

If your code fires an exception but you don’t want to block the execution, you can report the error to inspector manually for personal monitoring: When a customer reports to you that something isn’t working, it forces you to drop whatever you are doing and start trying to reproduce the scenario, then recapture and reanalyze the logs in your own toolset.