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Join the Beta!
Error Tracking for Logs is in beta.
Overview
It is critical for your system’s health to consistently monitor the errors collected by Datadog. When there are many individual error events, it becomes hard to prioritize errors for troubleshooting. By tracking, triaging, and debugging logs, you can minimize the impact of fatal errors on your browser, mobile, and backend services.
Once you have set up logs for Browser and Mobile or Backend error tracking, the issue list populates with cards. You can view open, ignored, or all issues, sort issues by volume or age, and filter issues by all custom and default facets on your logs.
Error Tracking enables you to:
- Set monitors on error tracking events such as high error volumes or new issues introduced.
- Group similar errors into issues, so that you can more easily identify important errors and reduce noise.
- Follow issues over time to know when they first started, if they are still ongoing, and how often they are occurring.
- Collect all the necessary context in one place to facilitate troubleshooting.
Setup
Error Tracking for Logs processes properly configured error logs with stack traces. To enable Error Tracking for Logs, navigate to Logs > Error Tracking.
To get started with Datadog Error Tracking for Logs, see the corresponding documentation for your framework:
Investigate issues and start triaging
An issue is a grouping of any number of errors based on a fingerprinting algorithm that groups certain error logs with required attributes like a stack trace.
Click on an issue to see seasonality patterns, a stack trace, and the error’s distribution across env and version tags. The issue panel displays the first and last versions impacted with timestamps.
Further Reading
Documentation, liens et articles supplémentaires utiles:
