See inside the black box
with out-of-the-box
functional testing
Functional testing is cool.
What is Functional Testing?
Functional testing definition
How does it work?
How functional testing works
How to start using it:
Getting started takes less than a minute! All you have to do is:
Simply run this command to get started
curl https://dist.metrist.io/install.sh >/tmp/install.sh; bash /tmp/install.sh
Or, go here for other options including Docker installation
Once you download and launch the app, you’ll be guided through a few quick setup steps.
The Orchestrator can be installed in Docker, compiled from source, or something else I can’t remember. The orchestrator supports all flavors of Debian Linux running a kernel version greater than version x.x.x. Click here for documentation.
It’s easy to monitor your most crucial apps right away!
Over 90+ apps available for out-of-the-box monitoring.
And infinite apps for in-app monitoring!
In-App Monitoring
What is In-App Monitoring?
- We offer an agent that can observe how your app interacts with third-party cloud dependencies, in real-time, wherever your app runs
- You can pick eBPF or one of our language plugins
- It’s lightweight and secure
Why Use In-App Monitoring?
- Monitor more services and more functionality, from more places
- Compare your experience with the service baseline
- Have every third-party cloud dependency in one place
How to Install
- What’s required to get started
- Install orchestrator
- Install at least 1 agent
- The required orchestrator
- What versions of Linux?
- Where to get it
- Docs on how to get started
Optional Individual Agents
- PHP – Version support, where to get it, link to docs
- Elixir – Version support, where to get it, link to docs
- Ruby – Version support, where to get it, link to docs
- Python – Version support, where to get it, link to docs
- Java – Version support, where to get it, link to docs
- eBPF – Version support, where to get it, link to docs
