Google Cloud Releases Trace Beta

Google Cloud has pushed out its developer diagnostic service Cloud Trace into beta. The tool aids developers in analysing performance issues by finding the traces for slow requests in applications.

Cloud Trace was announced last June at the Google I/O conference, and provides detailed reports on where time is spent in applications while processing slow requests.

Writing on the Google Cloud platform blog, Pratul Dublish, product manager, said: “Awesome performance of your application is critical for end user satisfaction and retention. User expectations for application performance are already high and applications with poor performance risk losing users.

“Ask any developer who has experienced the stress of diagnosing performance issues in google cloudproduction and you will find that it is extremely difficult to isolate the root cause of poor performance when it happens. This is especially true when the sluggish behavior is only seen by a small fraction of your users.

“With Google Cloud Trace, you can diagnose performance issues in your production application by quickly finding the traces for slow requests and viewing a detailed report of where time is spent in your application while processing these requests. Its trace analysis feature allows you to see the latency distribution for your application, and find the painfully slow requests that may be affecting only a small number of your users.”

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Ben Sullivan

Ben covers web and technology giants such as Google, Amazon, and Microsoft and their impact on the cloud computing industry, whilst also writing about data centre players and their increasing importance in Europe. He also covers future technologies such as drones, aerospace, science, and the effect of technology on the environment.

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