We've added Heroku Fir support.
By pointing Heroku Fir's telemetry drain to our collector we report the following:
For more information, see the Heroku Fir sections in our Heroku documentation.
AppSignal supports OpenTelemetry trace data. It's now possible to set up performance alerting for traces.
In a trace summary view, click the "Add new" link in the "Triggers" box.
In the opened "New trigger" modal, configure the alerting, select your preferred notifier, and save the trigger.
It is possible to configure alerting on the mean response time of requests, and the 90th and 90th percentile of the response time. Use a warm-up to only be alerted if this continues for as long as the warm-up is configured.
Now, AppSignal will alert you about new slow actions.
Note: This only works for our OpenTelemetry tracing feature.
AppSignal supports more Vercel drains: Speed Insights and OpenTelemetry traces.
Vercel Drains provide support for Web Vitals through the Speed Insights drain, like First Contentful Paint and Largest Contentful Paint. These metrics can serve as signals for delivering great user experience on the web. When Speed Insights metrics are detected, we will automatically create a "Web Vitals" dashboard for your application.
Report traces from Vercel's infrastructure to get more insights into how all parts of your application are performing. This works with our OpenTelemetry tracing feature and will report errors and performance data from your application and Vercel infrastructure (Vercel functions and edge network).
For more information, see these documentation pages:
Added a new chart type for dashboards: the number chart. The number chart displays a number on the dashboard instead of a line graph. Useful when a single value gives enough information at a glance.
The chart supports multiple ways of calculating the metric data for the timeframe selected, such as:
To add a number chart, go to your application in AppSignal, create or open a dashboard, click "Add chart", and select "Number" in the sidebar.
get_triggers MCP Tool. This tool exposes all the anomaly detection triggers and is in preparation for the create/update trigger tool.get_app_resources MCP Tool. This tool exposes multiple application resources such as users, namespaces, and dashboards. It will be the home of application resources that do not need any additional filtering.get_users MCP tool in favor of get_app_resources.get_namespaces MCP tool in favor of get_app_resources.openedAt value being null.View the MCP Server v1.0.0 changelog for more information.
Users can now copy the sample backtrace line with a click of a button. (This feature was requested in our Discord channel).
BSON::ObjectId('.)get_incident tool now supports both exception and anomaly incidents
IN and NOT IN in the logs search dropdown.escape key trying to close the log query help tool doesn't clear the query anymore.create_incident_note tool for the MCP server. This allows AI Agents to comment on incidents.
update_incident MCP Tool now accepts severity as an argument (and sets the severity accordingly).
0. It should be green, as it has done it's job successfully.
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