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At the AWS re:Invent 2016 conference, held in Las Vegas, USA, a distributed tracing service named AWS X-Ray was released in preview within all 12 public AWS Regions. In a similar fashion to Google ...

AWS is also introducing a service called X-Ray, which is meant to help developers with debugging their code. The service will show performance bottlenecks and show which services are causing issues.

Following from the General Availability (GA) release of the AWS X-Ray distributed tracing service in April, Amazon has added AWS Lambda support for AWS X-Ray, enabling function invocations and ...

AWS X-Ray is a fully-managed service that allows developers to debug their distributed applications. Using trace data from applications, X-Ray creates a visual console to easily visualize key ...

Datadog’s integration with AWS X-Ray brings end-to-end distributed tracing and log correlation to these workflows.

New JFrog Xray Support for AWS Security Hub Helps Customers and Cloud Developers Centralize, Analyze, and Remediate Cybersecurity Incidents ...

Cloud AWS Activates a DDoS Shield & Gives Users X-Ray Vision The biggest security concern of the moment gets some AWS attention. December 01, 2016 By Craig Matsumoto, S&P Global Market ...