When a request touches 10 services, debugging gets hard. Loggy gives you distributed tracing, centralized logs, and service maps to understand exactly what's happening in your microservices.
Microservices bring flexibility, but they also bring complexity. Here's how Loggy helps.
A request touches 8 services. One of them returned an error. Which one? You're digging through logs from each service trying to correlate timestamps.
See the entire request flow in one waterfall view. Failed spans are highlighted in red.
Your /api/checkout endpoint takes 3 seconds. Is it the payment service? The inventory check? The database? You have no idea where the time is going.
Each span shows its duration. See exactly which service or operation is the bottleneck.
Each service has its own logs. To debug one request, you're opening 5 different log files and trying to match up timestamps.
All logs include trace IDs. View all logs for a request in one place, automatically correlated.
Your architecture has grown organically. You're not even sure which services depend on which anymore. Documentation is outdated.
Auto-generated service dependency graphs based on actual traffic. Always up to date.
Add tracing to your services in three simple steps.
Add @loggydev/loggy-node to each service. One npm install.
npm install @loggydev/loggy-node One line of code to automatically trace all HTTP requests.
app.use(tracingMiddleware) Traces appear in your Loggy dashboard with full waterfall views.
Stop guessing where requests fail. Start tracing today and get full visibility into your microservices.
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