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End-to-end observability and real-time error tracking for AWS Lambda applications.
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Monitoring and observability for AWS apps
End-to-end observability of your system. Logs, metrics, and traces in a single pane of glass. Get full visibility.
Well-Architected insights NEW
Continuous insights of your cloud infrastructure with smart evaluations of security, efficiency, cost, posture, and compliance.
Real-time error tracking and alerting
Detect errors, timeouts, cold starts, anomalies etc from logs and metrics. Set prebuilt and custom filters and checks.
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Deploy CloudFormation template to your AWS
Get visibility to your application, receive alerts and insights immediately
Core features
Quick and easy access to all your mission-critical AWS data in one place
Dashbird monitors Lambda functions, API Gateways (REST and HTTP), SQS queues, ECS containers, Kinesis, Step-Functions, DynamoDB tables, SNS, ELB, RDS and OpenSearch. Access logs, metrics and tracing data all in one place without any code instrumentation and no setup changes. It is simple and straightforward to identify, for example, resources that are underutilized or overburdened.
Failure detection from CloudWatch logs
As soon as you connect your AWS account, Dashbird will start analyzing CloudWatch log data and surfacing code and service level failures. The platform features an extensive collection of prebuilt filters, that detect code-level issues across all runtimes and also service-specific issues like timeouts and configuration errors.
Infrastructure monitoring
Dashbird gives engineers and product teams the account level overview while enabling them to go deep into individual resource or transaction level.
Specialized debugging and analytics for AWS Lambda
Dashbird finds known and unknown Lambda errors and warning signs automatically, identifies the root-cause and alerts you in seconds. Its centralized monitoring dashboard provides the quickest and easiest way to:
- – analyze and search your AWS Lambda logs
- – optimize performance and cost
- – detect trends
- – uncover anomalies, code exceptions, cold starts
- – and many more service specific failures.
To help you optimize your system and keep it secure more effectively, you can group Lambda functions freely and monitor them together on one dedicated metrics dashboard in Dashbird Project View.
Well-Architected Insights
The platform features a collection of over 70 best-practice checks, continuously surfacing opportunities to improve your cloud infrastructure.
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Monitoring serverless applications
Increase the quality of your service by getting observability, failure detection and efficient data interrogation from one platform.
Read moreServerless alert management
Dashbird detects known and unknown failures across all cloud resources and offers a powerful alert and incident management platform to build your on-call process on.
Read moreDebugging and log analysis
Debug and analyse root causes of issues in seconds with access to real-time activity data. Dashbird breaks down silos between logs, metrics, and traces.
Read morePerformance optimization
Find and solve performance bottlenecks. Understand the implications of code changes and architecture modifications.
Read moreCost optimization
Monitor the cost of each cloud resource and find out how you can optimize them. Dashbird tells you if you have overprovisioned on unused resources and shows you exactly where you're losing time and money.
Read moreSecurity and compliance
Continuous security and posture checks across your serverless infrastructure with a SOC 2 Compliant monitoring platform, enforcing the best practices and reliable architecture.
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See for yourself in under 2 minutes
Dashbird requires no code changes to your serverless application.
You only need to deploy a light CloudFormation stack to your AWS which takes less than 2 minutes.