Track and analyze API logs to gain a deeper understanding of how APIs are being used. With our organized event-focused API metrics and super-fast search system, view live insights into your API failures, response and request payloads, regardless of whether you're working on REST, GraphQL, or decentralized APIs.
Try it free. No credit card required. Instant set-up.
Best Monitoring tool
— S Herman Kiefus, DevOps Admin, Compass
Gathering all the log insights in one place speeds up the troubleshooting process. You can quickly pinpoint the source of the problem, reducing downtime and minimizing the impact on users.
API LoggingYou should continuously optimize your application to collect and return useful information to your clients and customers. Collect and store all your API requests in a unified place using which you can simply troubleshoot all the errors that occur in your application.
Log AnalyticsAPI logs are collected up-to-date and you will get the real-time visibility of how your API performs, whether it is functioning as expected or not and much more insights within the logs. Gain complete insights across your IT infrastructure, including systems, applications, servers, and more. With this data you can easily monitor and manage all the API calls also you can easily improve your app.
Search and filterFilter your monitored API log data easily and refine them easily with the help of your teammates. Find the logs by hostname, service, source, messages and more. Save your valuable time by finding the logs easier with the help of our easy to use filtering method.
ArchivingWe automatically archive Logs in your desired external storage like Amazon S3 in a pre-described JSON format along with metadata. You can import them back to analyze it again.
API logs monitoring involves tracking and analyzing log data generated by API endpoints, services, and applications. It's essential for gaining insights into API activity, troubleshooting issues, detecting anomalies, and ensuring the reliability and security of API-based systems.
Atatus supports monitoring logs from various sources, including web servers, application frameworks, databases, microservices, and custom applications. Users can ingest logs in different formats and structures, making it versatile for monitoring diverse API environments.
Yes, Atatus offers seamless integration and correlation between logs, metrics, and traces through its unified observability platform. By correlating logs with metrics and traces generated by distributed tracing systems like OpenTelemetry or Jaeger, Atatus provides comprehensive visibility into the end-to-end behavior of API requests, enabling engineers to pinpoint performance bottlenecks and troubleshoot issues more effectively.
Yes, Atatus can monitor both internal and external APIs, including third-party integrations. It supports various protocols and frameworks commonly used in API development, such as REST, GraphQL, SOAP, and more. By monitoring third-party APIs, teams can ensure the reliability and performance of their entire ecosystem.
Atatus Logs monitoring solution supports flexible log ingestion and parsing mechanisms, including built-in parsers for common log formats like JSON, syslog, and Apache/Nginx access logs. Additionally, Atatus provides custom parsing rules and regex-based pattern matching capabilities, empowering users to extract structured data from semi-structured or unstructured log sources typically encountered in API environments.
Yes, Atatus enables real-time monitoring and alerting for API logs. Users can set up custom alerts based on log patterns, thresholds, or anomalies to receive notifications promptly when issues occur, allowing for proactive troubleshooting and resolution.
Atatus offers flexible log retention policies that allow users to define retention periods based on compliance requirements, operational needs, or cost considerations.
Additionally, Atatus provides archiving options to offload older log data to durable storage solutions like Amazon S3 or Google Cloud Storage for long-term retention and historical analysis, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards and optimizing storage costs.
A logs pipeline in Atatus refers to the sequence of steps involved in processing log data from ingestion to analysis and visualization.
It encompasses log collection, parsing, enrichment, storage, and analysis, enabling users to gain insights from log data effectively. The logs pipeline in Atatus ensures that log data is processed efficiently and made available for real-time monitoring, alerting, and troubleshooting.
A logs pipeline in Atatus refers to the sequence of steps involved in processing log data from ingestion to analysis and visualization.
It encompasses log collection, parsing, enrichment, storage, and analysis, enabling users to gain insights from log data effectively. The logs pipeline in Atatus ensures that log data is processed efficiently and made available for real-time monitoring, alerting, and troubleshooting.
Atatus supports a wide range of products across various domains to help organizations monitor and optimize their systems and applications.
You don't have to trust our word. Hear what our customers say!
Atatus is a great product with great support. Super easy to integrate, it automatically hooks into everything. The support team and dev team were also very helpful in fixing a bug and updating the docs.
Atatus is powerful, flexible, scalable, and has assisted countless times to identify issues in record time. With user identification, insight into XHR requests to name a few it is the monitoring tool we choose for our SPAs.
Atatus continues to deliver useful features based on customer feedback. Atatus support team has been responsive and gave visibility into their timeline of requested features.
Feel assured as we maintain rigorous security protocols, ensuring the safety of your data with every interaction
Avail Atatus features for 14 days free-trial. No credit card required. Instant set-up.
+1-415-800-4104
