Does Middle Monitor show full stacktraces like Sentry?
Yes. Each captured error is reported with its complete stacktrace, including the file and exact line.
Middle Monitor captures unhandled panics and exceptions with full stacktraces, file and line — and then correlates them with the host metrics and service checks from the same time window.
Sentry is a focused, very well-executed error tracking product with broad framework coverage and strong release health tooling. If error tracking is all you need, it is a specialist worth considering.
The SDKs capture unhandled errors on their own and expose a manual reporting call for caught errors, with metadata tags. Every error carries its full stacktrace down to the exact line.
Correlation links tie an application to the hosts and services it depends on. When an error spikes, the detail view surfaces the failing database check or the CPU saturation on the host behind it, rather than leaving you to correlate by timestamp.
One initialization in Go, Node.js, Python or Rust turns on error capture, HTTP request tracing and log forwarding together, and the browser SDK covers errors and fetch/XHR tracing. There is no second vendor SDK to add later.
An RCA engine correlates anomalies across signals within a fifteen-minute window and qualifies them into incidents, so an error rate spike arrives with a likely cause attached.
Yes. Each captured error is reported with its complete stacktrace, including the file and exact line.
Yes, through the browser SDK, which is framework-agnostic and authenticates with a service token.