When an alert is triggered, you need to quickly understand what happened and who was affected.
Our new Triggered Alerts section shows you the affected users and requests that contributed to the alert.
Full details here: https://t.co/Tu9IJXvSSs
More telemetry doesn't necessarily mean better observability.
In our latest post, we look at some of the most common observability mistakes we've seen and how to avoid them.
https://t.co/gb7TCb1Rn8
Infrastructure info tells you where something happened. Business context tells you what was affected.
You can now add tags to Trace0 transactions.
Tags let you attach important business context to transactions, such as a customer ID, order ID, etc.
https://t.co/pv58T1gUlp
Connect @claudeai, @cursor_ai, and other AI agents directly to Trace0.
We've released the Trace0 MCP server.
Your AI agents can now query your traces, logs and metrics to investigate errors, analyse performance, and troubleshoot issues faster.
https://t.co/kzC8ZJXMp1
Where did this message come from?
Did any downstream consumers fail?
Trace0 makes it easy to answer both with Produced By and Consumed By sections for asynchronous messaging.
Perfect for Amazon SQS and other message-driven architectures.
https://t.co/5nBC6Plpzt
🚀 We're live!
Observability shouldn't be complex or expensive.
Trace0 brings traces, logs, metrics and alerting together in a single platform, without the complexity or cost of traditional observability tools.
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