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Group by service name

Monitor your Laravel application by service name instead of single hostname.

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Last updated 2 years ago

Inspector segments metrics by hostnames. So as the number of underlying hosts increase it could create a bit of clutter in the charts.

It may be more clear to use a human friendly service name to represent all your servers inside the same logical group.

We can use the Inspector library to programmatically change the hostname just before the transaction is sent out of your server and set the same for related instances. It will make your dashboard more clear and understandable.

Read the step by step guide on our blog:

https://inspector.dev/how-to-monitor-your-laravel-application-by-services-not-by-hostnames/