Issue tracking
Exceptions, logs and inbound reports, grouped by fingerprint with occurrence counts, the full stack trace and the failing line in its source.
Mission Control is the monitoring platform our team uses behind the scenes. It tracks uptime, exceptions, slow queries, server load, security threats and dependency end-of-life across the applications Grafite builds and maintains for our clients, so we hear about problems before anyone else does.
We built Mission Control around how we actually support applications: every alert should be worth acting on, and every issue should arrive with enough context to fix it.
Exceptions, logs and inbound reports, grouped by fingerprint with occurrence counts, the full stack trace and the failing line in its source.
Hand an issue to the GitHub coding agent. Mission Control writes the prompt from the trace and watches the pull request through its checks.
A check every five minutes, and a second confirming check before anything fires, so a blip never pages anyone at 3am.
CPU, memory and storage from the machine itself, early enough to act before a disk fills.
Rules for what deserves an alert across issues, notifications, performance, SEO and uptime, tuned per project.
Requests that look like attacks, with automatic IP and country bans, outside the application code.
Grafite designs, builds, hosts and supports Laravel applications. Mission Control is one of the tools we've built to do that well: our clients' apps are monitored around the clock by the same team that wrote them.