Thundra .NET agent v1.2.4 is released. Let's have a quick look at what features are in version 1.2.x:
Check our documentation and come to our Slack and get instant support there.
Today, we are very glad to announce that we are introducing Thundra alerts. This feature is taking advantage of our flexible queries that you are already familiar of. Using alerts, you'll be able to stay on top of your serverless issues and will be able to maintain a peaceful serverless stack.
We defined default alert policies into your accounts checking the erroneous invocations. You may be receiving emails coming from this alert policy. You can use this as an opportunity to improve your system or creating more queries which fits to your use case more. All you need to do is saving a query as an alert policy and stay on top of your problems.
You can catch more details from our documentation: https://docs.thundra.io/docs/alerts-page. Please come to our Slack and get instant support there.
We have released the new python agent version 2.3.4 and layer version 11. The new version includes AWS Athena integration so now you can trace Athena calls and get detailed information.
In the new release we added configuration option for http path depth seen in architecture view and traces. You can checkout the configuration page for more information about configuration variables for python.
The new release also includes an improvement regarding API Gateway call visualizations on architecture and traces pages by showing API Gateway nodes with path parameters.
Checkout for more information:
- Pypi
- Github
Lambda nodes on our Architecture view are now clickable similar to the edges drawn. When you click any Lambda node a window opens from the right hand side of the screen and shows related metrics to the clicked Lambda node. We will add this feature gradually to the other type of nodes shown on Architecture page. Keep on following Thundra product updates, cheers ;).
We have released the new version of the serverless-plugin-thundra! Now you can integrate Thundra with your lambda functions using the layers. Corresponding layers for your lambda functions added automatically by the plugin, and your functions are automatically wrapped by Thundra. No code change is required!
Hello, now you can easily follow up recent changes about Thundra from the Changelog menu on our sidebar.Thundra's Logs page is improved by adding a new column called Function Name. Now you can filter your logs according to your functions.
We would also be happy to hear about your feedbacks.
P.S: Many more features are coming to Thundra i.e. you will see a bell icon on the sidebar in the following days.