NodeFly vs Nodetime
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NodeFly APM provides real-time monitoring for your Node.js application. Simplicity is the key! We allow our users to gain detailed, real-time performance monitoring of your Node.js application services so they can see everything that is happening, as it happens. This includes understanding system usage at every moment in time to uncover and resolve issues within the application as they arise. | Nodetime is an application performance management toolset in the cloud - an all-round solution for performance monitoring, optimization and troubleshooting. |
Fast Set Up- You have better things to do than waste time installing something. This is done either with a couple lines of code or a NPM install;Unified Dashboard- We think the best place to have your data is right in front of you. With our unified dashboard, you have a real-time visual representation of your Average Response time, Top Slowest Functions, CPU, Concurrent Connections/Throughput, Event Loop, and Memory/Heap data.;Capacity Utililization- Gain real-time insight into capacity utilization and instantly see how changing usage affects performance.;Optimization- Dig deep into your services layer to optimize your app performance.;Supporting numerous cloud platforms + physical hardware- NodeFly supports Windows, Smart OS, Linux, and OSX. | Transaction Tracing- gives you visibility of what's happening inside your application by showing requests and operations, e.g. API calls, with a lot of information, including response time, CPU time, operations such as database calls, http client requests, file system and other API calls which happened at the same time;Sample Filtering- If there are too many requests or operations handled by the application, Nodetime will send only the slowest samples of requests and their operations to the profiler web console;Custom Tracing- Nodetime samples requests and some Socket.io communication out of the box. For other types of applications or a specific operation tracing need it provides simple API functions and extension mechanisms;Metrics- OS Load average and free memory, Node's RSS and Heap size as well as average response / CPU times, error rates and counts for HTTP client / server requests and supported API calls and libraries, e.g. Socket.io, File System, Redis, MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Memcached and Cassandra;Historical Metrics- Historical metrics are not shown for particular process, but are presented in an averaged process view;Custom Metrics- Using metric API call, custom metrics can be sent to the Nodetime server and presented in the same way as the automatic metrics.;Database Monitoring- Monitor Redis and MongoDB databases used by your applications without any extra setup;CPU Profiling- As a logical next step after detecting high CPU utilization, Nodetime makes it incredibly easy to use V8's built-in sampling CPU profiler to analyze hot spots and locate inefficient functions;Memory Profiling- Nodetime's memory profiling feature uses V8's built-in heap profiler, which allows to take heap snapshots;Alerts- users can create alerts for many internal metrics of the application;Team Features- Applications can be shared between accounts |
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What are some alternatives to NodeFly, Nodetime?
nodemon
It is an open source utility that will monitor for any changes in your source and automatically restart your server. It has a default support for node & coffeescript, but easy to run any executable (such as python, make, etc).
nodejs-dashboard
Determine in realtime what's happening inside your node process from the terminal. No need to instrument code to get the deets. Also splits stderr/stdout to help spot errors sooner.
