Atatus

Pricing and hosting

Pricing

Paid

Open source

No

Self-hosted

No

Launched

2014

Status

Active

Website

atatus.com

Plans and prices change; check the tool's own site before you decide.

What it does

Tracing and APM checklist

10 of 10 confirmed in Atatus's own documentation. The same checklist is used for every tool in Tracing and APM.

• + Distributed tracing Yes
• + OTLP traces ingest Yes
• + Service map Yes
• + Auto-instrumentation Yes
• + Database query analysis Yes
• + Error capture Yes
• + Latency and error alerts Yes
• + Trace to log correlation Yes
• + Sampling controls Yes
• + Code-level detail Yes

Sampling control is described at the OTel collector level.

Checked against: atatus.com, atatus.com (2)

Real user monitoring and session replay checklist

9 of 9 confirmed in Atatus's own documentation. The same checklist is used for every tool in RUM and replay.

• + Core Web Vitals Yes
• + Session replay Yes
• + JavaScript errors Yes
• + Mobile SDKs Yes
• + Resource timing Yes
• + Segmentation Yes
• + Alerts Yes
• + Privacy masking Yes
• + Journeys or funnels Yes

Funnels counted from 'user journey' insights on the RUM page; no dedicated funnel report found.

Checked against: atatus.com, atatus.com (2), docs.atatus.com

Alternatives to Atatus

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• DeadBro APM for Ruby on Rails apps installed as a gem: request traces, slow SQL and N+1 query detection, and error tracking, priced by requests.
• Grafana Tempo Distributed tracing backend that stores traces cheaply in object storage and accepts OpenTelemetry, Jaeger and Zipkin data.
• Honeycomb Observability built for high-cardinality event data: query traces and events by any field to work out why production behaves the way it does.
• IBM Instana Enterprise APM and observability that discovers services automatically and traces every request across them.
• Inspector Code-level monitoring for PHP apps (Laravel, Symfony, CodeIgniter, Drupal) that shows transactions, database queries and errors as they happen.
• Jaeger CNCF distributed tracing platform for collecting, storing and exploring request traces across microservices; version 2 is built on the OpenTelemetry Collector.
• Lumigo Troubleshooting for serverless and container apps with automatic distributed tracing that captures request and response payloads across AWS Lambda and other services.
• Odigos Uses eBPF to add OpenTelemetry tracing to applications on Kubernetes without code changes and sends the data to any backend.
• OpenTelemetry eBPF Instrumentation (OBI) Zero-code eBPF instrumentation that produces traces and RED metrics for HTTP, gRPC, database and messaging calls from Linux processes. Started as Grafana Beyla and was donated to OpenTelemetry.