Restify is a framework built specifically to build REST web services in Node.js frameworks such as Express.js and Hapi. Restify manages such difficult tasks as versioning, error handling, and content negotiation. Its features include the capability to map an application’s architecture, monitor end-user experience, and catch application anomalies and performance problems via its built-in DTrace probes. Restify also comes with MySQL and NoSQL datastore support, router introspection to map routes to handlers, and a robust client-side API that helps retry failed connections.
With the AppDynamics platform you can monitor, troubleshoot and diagnose performance issues in your Node.js applications built on the Express framework – in real time, and in production.
Process wide snapshots
Understand which functions are blocking the event loop and maxing out CPU with a call graph of all executing functions within the Node.js process that executed.
Business transaction call graphs
Dive deep into an individual busines transaction with a complete call graph view per unique business transaction. (coming soon)
Custom match / exclude rules
Choose which business transactions are most important for you to monitor and include or exclude them from view in real-time.
Web and mobile user experience correlation
Understand how client-side performance correlates to the server transaction by correlating browser and device performance to the originating business transaction performance metrics.
Database/NoSQL visibility
Understand the impact of database performance by correlating database performance to originating business transaction performance metrics.
On-prem deployment
Choose to deploy our platform via SaaS or on-premise with the ability for Node.js agents to report into an on-premises controller.
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