Ten fewer steps

Alerts, traces, logs, sessions and changes, time-aligned.

When the alert fires, context is scattered

Metrics in one system, logs in another, traces in a third, change records in a chat thread. The first step is finding an entry point; analysis comes after.

Diting aligns them in time. Start at the anomaly and follow the call chain down.

Alert, trace, session

  1. See the anomaly

  2. Find the request

  3. See the scene

  4. Match the change

Incident timelineDiting
01Slow querySELECT … WHERE order_id = ?
02Owning request
03User session
Anomaly, request, session and change, connected.

The cause comes from traces and sessions

From anomaly to the click, every step is on record. Share one link for the postmortem.

  • Alert to trace
  • Trace to logs
  • Logs to session
  • Session to replay

Fits

  • Mixed microservice and monolith estates where blast radius is unclear
  • Teams that need fast postmortems

Doesn't fit

  • Estates with no capture and no permission to add it

Bring your system in

Tell us what you run: OS, kernel, public network or not, virtual machines or clusters. We will map the path in.