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It’s also easy to implement this with other log management systems. These context-rich logs in SolarWinds Loggly ® and SolarWinds Papertrail ™ allow users to isolate individual requests across all systems for better diagnostics.

Then, by annotating this context on associated log lines, you can create logs with distributed context. AppOptics provides this capability by using distributed tracing to generate and propagate context (i.e., trace IDs) throughout the lifetime of requests. On its own, tracing is impressive, but adding a tightly integrated, single-click drill down directly from a transaction trace into the associated logs for those requests is game-changing. Today, you can get to the root cause of a performance problem by using distributed tracing. Why is this important? It can be hard to track the root cause of a problem from distributed systems’ logs due to the lack of a connection between logs. Troubleshooting performance problems with APM and logs together can provide exponential value if you can easily correlate poorly performing transactions with the associated logs. Live code profiling provides a breakdown of the most frequently called functions and methods in a transaction.Exception tracking builds on top of the AppOptics automatic tracing capability, providing a summary of exceptions happening within a service context.Distributed transaction tracing enables you to follow a request as it traverses multiple services, which is key to understanding the performance of distributed applications.

When combined, all three provide what you need to quickly and accurately identify what’s causing your applications’ poor performance. There are three powerful ways AppOptics helps you get to the root cause of performance problems: distributed tracing, exception tracking, and live code profiling.

This is where the AppOptics troubleshooting triple threat comes in. How much time has the application been down? How long have your users been experiencing a problem? How much time will it take to get your application up and running again? Stuff happens, and when it does, you need to get at the root cause fast and minimize the time it takes to get your application back to performing as designed. When you think about it, it always seems to come down to time.