FusionReactor
Founded 2005
Monitor application performance, track server metrics, and debug code errors in real time
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Free Trial
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Time to value
Moderate Setup (1-3 hours)
You can use FusionReactor to monitor the performance of your web applications and server infrastructure in real time. It continuously tracks code execution, database queries, and system resources to help you pinpoint slow transactions and server crashes. The system captures detailed method-level traces, call trees, and error logs, allowing you to debug issues directly in production without restarting applications. With automated alerts and anomaly detection, you can quickly uncover bottlenecks, review historical metrics, and maintain reliable application uptime across Java and ColdFusion environments.
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