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Enrich Tracing in Node.js
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TTD (Time Travel Debugging) for NodeJS
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Python
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Enrich Tracing in Python
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Java
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.Net
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Upgrading from v1.x to v2.x
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IDE Integrations
VSCode Plugin
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Observability
Root Cause Analysis of Outliers
Architectural View to Check The Issues at a Glance
Tracking Serverless Transactions End-to-End
Staying Aware of Issues with Alerts
How to Respond Alerts in Thundra
Reducing Data Size with Sampling
Chaos Engineering with Thundra
Three Pillars of Observability
Seamless Monitoring
Digging Observability Data with Thundra Queries
Performance
Zero Overhead with Lambda Extensions
Zero Overhead with Asynchronous Monitoring
Dealing with Cold Starts
Deployment Integrations
AWS SAM
Serverless Framework
Step by Step Migration Guide from Epsagon to Thundra
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Opsgenie Tab
In Thundra, you can create an alert policy that will help you stay aware of issues in your serverless architecture. When setting alerts, you can select different ways to receive notifications, including having them sent to your OpsGenie app. To have your notifications sent to OpsGenie, you need to set your settings in this OpsGenie tab.
Making an Opsgenie configuration is very easy and straightforward. You can copy and paste the Opsgenie API key in this tab, and then save it. Now you can display your API key when creating an alert.
If you want to remove your integration, just click on the “Remove” button. However, if you have alert policies set up with an Opsgenie notification, you cannot delete this API key.
To navigate to the Opsgenie tab, just click on the User icon and Settings item. Go to the Alert Integrations tab. Then you will be able to open the Opsgenie tab.
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