Find, fix and prevent issues with distributed tracing
Aspecto enables you to automatically visualize traces so you can understand the relationships between services and resolve issues faster than ever.
Aspecto is OpenTelemetry-based and is designed to give developers everything they need for distributed tracing with enhanced UI, search, and troubleshooting capabilities for local debugging, complex production transactions, and anything in between.
Filter tracing data with max flexibility
Filter traces in production by any attribute to quickly pinpoint any issue. Use one or many from the filters list.
Powerful free-text search
Type in anything to search the exact trace where the issue occured. We will make sure you find it.
See and understand the entire context
Visualize and troubleshoot transactions within your distributed services. Use the service map and timeline to resolve errors and performance issues with zero effort.
Keep your message broker game strong
Whether you are using SQS/SNS, Kafka, RabbitMQ, or anything in between, understanding what happened to a published message is challenging. Use Aspecto to see the complete journey any message has gone through, who consumed it, and what happened to it after.
How it Works
Export traces to Aspecto Collector from your OpenTelemetry Collector (no additional SDK)
OR
Export traces to Aspecto Collector with a one-liner OpenTelemetry SDK provided by Aspecto
- One-liner SDK
- 2-minutes installation
- Powered by OpenTelemetry
- Minimal overhead
How to get started
Install a one-liner SDK and click the link in your terminal to open Aspecto.
- One-liner SDK
- 2-minutes installation
- Powered by OpenTelemetry
- Minimal overhead
Already using OpenTelemetry collector?
Use it to export traces to Aspecto. Read docs.
What Developers
Are Saying About Us
“Visibility and rapid feedback are critical conditions for developers to create efficiently high-quality code. With modern Microservices applications, it is even more difficult to keep this up. Aspecto is hitting this problem heads on, putting the power of microservices behavior in the hand of the developer instantly, so visibility and rapid feedback are actually better than before using microservices.”
Fred Simon
Co-founder & Chief Architect, JFrog.
“We’ve been focusing for several years on improving visibility and control in production but there is so much we can solve in an easier way by focusing on the developer during pre-production. Aspecto is doing exactly that by shifting left with observability and enabling developers to solve production issues before they even start.”
Bryant Chou
Co-founder & CTO, Webflow
In complex async microservices environments, it is highly complicated to track all interactions and figuring out what exactly went wrong in a specific transaction. Aspecto helps us to step up above the traditional logs and to use much more accurate, granular and visual data when debugging new code or trying to improve software performance.
Moshik Eilon
Tech Lead, monday.com
What Developers Are
Saying About Us
Visibility and rapid feedback are critical conditions for developers to create efficiently high-quality code. With modern Microservices applications, it is even more difficult to keep this up. Aspecto is hitting this problem heads on, putting the power of microservices behavior in the hand of the developer instantly, so visibility and rapid feedback are actually better than before using microservices.
"We've been focusing for several years on improving visibility and control in production but there is so much we can solve in an easier way by focusing on the developer during pre-production. Aspecto is doing exactly that by shifting left with observability and enabling developers to solve production issues before they even start."
In complex async microservices environments, it is highly complicated to track all interactions and figuring out what exactly went wrong in a specific transaction. Aspecto helps us to step up above the traditional logs and to use much more accurate, granular and visual data when debugging new code or trying to improve software performance.
