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PryIn - Performance Monitoring built with and for Elixir and Phoenix
PryIn is the first performance monitoring platform built with and for Elixir and Phoenix - and it’s public now.
PryIn gives you performance metrics about your Phoenix controllers, channels and views, as well as Ecto queries.
With Elixir in mind from the beginning, PryIn also allows you to monitor your BEAM resources.
Get feedback about your application’s process count, scheduler usage, reductions count and a lot more.
See how much memory is used and for what (processes, binaries, atoms, …).
It’s also possible (and easy) to instrument custom functions and include them in your traces.
This allows monitoring the impact of outgoing API requests or Elasticseach queries for example.
To trace non-standard interactions like background jobs, custom tracing functionality is provided.
Just wrap those interactions in two function calls and get both aggregated and detailed data.
To reward early adopters, the free trial period is extended to 60 days for those signing up before July.
So hurry and check it out ![]()
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kseg
manukall
@kseg Pretty late reply, I know, but PryIn lets you decide which percentile you want to look at now: https://blog.pryin.io/why-pryin-lets-you-choose-percentiles-and-what-alerts-have-to-do-with-that/
manukall
PryIn now supports GenServer instrumentation:
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