Transaction View

Overview

The Transaction View allows you to drill down into the details of requests as they propagate from one service to the next in your distributed application, troubleshoot errors, understand the service latencies, and identify performance bottlenecks.

For each transaction, the page displays:

Mesh graph showing dependencies between services.
Timeline flame graph showing service duration.
List of log entries collected from your Lambda functions.
Trace details view showing metadata and payload of every call.

By default, the Transaction View displays a split view of the transaction's graph and log entries. Clicking on the nodes will open the Trace Details view showing metadata and payload of every call

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Transactions are uniquely identified by a 24-digit Transaction ID. If you want to go directly to a specific transaction, you can do so using our Transaction API: platform.lumigo.io/transactions/v2/YOUR_TRANSACTION_ID

Transaction Graph

The Transaction Graph is a visualization of a single, unique execution of an application flow and it includes all the services that took part in the execution. It allows you to easily understand dependencies between services and how data flows through your application and.

The default mode automatically groups calls to the same resource together, and these calls will be represented by a single node. Hovering your mouse over this node will allow you to see the duration of each individual call.

To disable auto-grouping, click Expand in the top right corner of the graph. The graph will then be flattened down, allowing you to inspect every call individually.

Learn more

Transaction Timeline
Explore performance bottlenecks, lengthy asynchronous calls, timeouts, and cold starts.

Transaction Logs
Review log entries collected from your applications that were part of the transaction.

Trace Details
Drill down into the stack trace, issues and the payload of requests and responses.

Transaction Endpoints
Endpoints provides a more detailed view of the service operations.