OverOps detects all errors that are logged, and exceptions that are thrown by the JVM. Here is a list and description of the events OverOps will detect:
Caught Exception
Exceptions that were captured and dealt with by the user’s application
Uncaught Exception
Exceptions that were not captured by the user’s application
Swallowed Exception
Exceptions that were captured but ignored by the user’s application
Log Error
Events logged as Errors in the user’s applications
Log Warning
Events logged as Warnings in the user’s applications
HTTP Error
HTTP communication errors
Timer
Events that exceeded thresholds configured under Timers
Custom Event
Events that occur in the custom SDK
Note:Log4j2 allows for custom log levels and names, however, OverOps reports on levels <= 300.
To see the various kind of events captured by OverOps, from the OverOps dashboard All Events view, you can see all the events detected by OverOps for a defined time frame. A user can filter these from the event view by type, by clicking the small filter icon within the Type column.
OverOps detects all errors that are logged, and exceptions that are thrown by the JVM. Here is a list and description of the events OverOps will detect:
Note: Log4j2 allows for custom log levels and names, however, OverOps reports on levels <= 300.
To see the various kind of events captured by OverOps, from the OverOps dashboard All Events view, you can see all the events detected by OverOps for a defined time frame. A user can filter these from the event view by type, by clicking the small filter icon within the Type column.
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