There are circumstances in which your application could send many errors to Flare in a short amount of time. Spike protection will prevent all events of your plan being used in a small timespan.
There are circumstances in which your application could send many errors to Flare in a short amount of time. Spike protection will prevent all events of your plan being used in a small timespan.
Some of our users have recently requested to view the periods that Spike protection is active. On the Spike protection page of the project settings you'll now see a table listing all period that spike protection was active. Here's how that looks like for spatie.be.
You can see other improvements we recently made on our changelog. Do you have an idea to improve Flare? Let us know!
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Track frontend errors back to the exact commit
Swap the default random UUID for your git commit hash and trace every JavaScript error straight back to the deploy that caused it.
Dries
A unified error debug timeline
We've reworked the error debug timeline to show all events in chronological order and added support for HTTP requests, Redis commands, filesystem operations, and caching events.
Ruben
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