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  • Introduction
  • Installing RevDeBug server
    • Server Settings Overview
    • Settings & Administration
    • Migrate RevDeBug Server
  • Updating RevDeBug server
  • Repository Configuration
  • Supported langauges
    • C#
      • C# Azure Functions
      • API
      • Data masking
      • Recording complex objects
    • Java
      • API
      • Data masking
      • Recording complex objects
    • JavaScript
      • Advanced configuration
      • API
      • Cleaning RevDeBug instrumentation
      • Data masking
    • Python
      • Settings overview
      • API
  • RevDeBug features
    • APM
    • Observability & Tracing
    • Flight Recorder
    • Infrastructure Map
    • Browser Recording
    • Error Tracking
    • Database Monitoring
    • Browser Monitoring
    • Tests Monitoring
    • Frontend Logs
    • Alarms
    • VM Monitoring
    • Kubernetes Monitoring
  • Release notes
    • What's new 🎁
    • Older versions
  • How to guides
    • How to add an SSL certificate?
    • How to setup Notifications from RevDeBug in Slack or MS Teams
    • Connecting GIT repository using SSH keys
  • FAQ
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  1. RevDeBug features

Flight Recorder

Record&Replay without noticeable delay

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Last updated 8 months ago

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When an exception occurs the first thing developer needs to do is to diagnose and reproduce the erroneous scenario. Such reproduction is time-consuming and often even impossible due to the specificity of the client’s environment. With RevDeBug you can cut this step completely! Simply go to Flight Recorder and replay the recorded code execution of exception with variable values just like in regular debugging.

You can search for values ​​and variable names recorded on the server side - even from production.

Flight recorded exception