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ServicePulse

Out of the box distributed systems monitoring and visualization

Keep track of the health and performance of your system's endpoints, with minimal configuration. Monitor for any processing errors, recover from failed messages, and visualize system behavior.

ServicePulse highlights

Performance and status monitoring

Get details on the performance of your system with real time data. Receive notifications of endpoint processing errors and monitor endpoint availability and health.

Visualize your system behavior

Gain actionable insights from your message flows by viewing how messages move between endpoints and how endpoints interact using flow and sequence diagrams. Analyze and troubleshoot long-running processes and workflow interactions with the Saga view. Monitor delivery, processing, and overall performance down to the specific message level.

Find messages and browse detailed performance information

Find messages with a full-text search of any message property. Get per-message and down to the millisecond display of: the time taken to deliver a message, the message's processing time, and the overall end-to-end time.

Detailed error information

View failed messages with full .NET stacktraces, a comprehensive contextual display of the failure, and the ability to immediately drill down into specific message details and compare them with other messages.

Advanced failed messages retry

Retry failed messages with a single click, individually or in bulk, and archive any unrecoverable messages so their data remains available for later audit and review.

Extensible and customizable

Leverage built-in custom checks to make sure all your specific endpoints' needs are met, or write your own extensions to report on the status of key system dependencies. View system status from one place to answer health and performance issues more quickly.

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