FAQ
To get the most out of distributed tracing, consider tagging your traces with key identifiers like user ID or event ID for better context, and capture the full payload, including headers and body of both requests and responses.
Retool can connect to any REST API, which allows it to integrate with internal or external APIs that aren't available as native connections, such as the InfluxDB API.
When selecting an observability solution, consider the integration support for alerts (e.g., Slack, Jira), environments (e.g., AWS, Azure), frameworks (e.g., Node.js, Python), and add-ons like debugging tools (e.g., Sentry).
To set up Retool on-premise, use the provided Docker image and deploy it using Docker Compose, Kubernetes, or Helm. This setup involves a stateless Retool container backed by a PostgreSQL database.
Yes, StackHawk is designed to run tests against microservices as part of its recommended approach, integrating with CI/CD pipelines to test individual services or APIs efficiently.
To fix a vulnerability identified by StackHawk, use the detailed information provided in the StackHawk UI, which includes a security bug overview, links to fix guidelines, and a curl command generator to replicate the issue for debugging.
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