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Observability for everything you automate
SPIRITT makes the systems it builds observable in Exceptionless. Its jobs, integrations and apps report structured errors, logs and feature usage with tags and context, long runs send session heartbeats, and project configuration stays in reach for the services that need it.
What you can do with Exceptionless.
Errors with full context
Structured error and log events with source, tags and JSON data from every automation and app.
Sessions you can follow
Heartbeats for long-running jobs and explicit session close, so stalls stand out.
Usage you can measure
Feature usage events from your product and workflows, ready for Exceptionless dashboards.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace and describe the jobs, integrations and apps you want reporting into Exceptionless.
02
Connect Exceptionless
Connect your Exceptionless project with its client key.
03
Hand over the mission
Hand over the instrumentation. SPIRITT wires the events into everything it builds and runs.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Exceptionless to work.
Observability for everything you automate
Questions
Exceptionless, with SPIRITT.
01What does SPIRITT send to Exceptionless?+
Structured events such as errors, logs and feature usage, with message, source, tags and JSON data.
02Can it track sessions?+
Yes. It sends session heartbeats and closes sessions when work ends.
03Which project does it report to?+
The single project bound to the client key you connect.
04Can it read project settings?+
It reads the client configuration for the connected project and keeps sensitive values out of reports.
05Does it query existing errors?+
This connection is for sending telemetry and reading configuration. You explore events in Exceptionless.
06How do I connect Exceptionless?+
Open a workspace, connect Exceptionless with your project's client key, then describe what to instrument.