vsCONSOLE - FOR DEVELOPERS AND TESTERS

  • vsConsole
    One click access to view log files
  • vsConsole
    Monitor applications
  • vsConsole
    Broadcast messaging

Easy access to your server logs

Perfect for the development and testing stages of application development, vsConsole gives you quick and easy access to your server logs.

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How does it work?

To view logs on a remote server, that server needs to be running vsAgent - configured to only expose files with certain extensions in specified directories. vsConsole is deployed to a java application server (Tomcat, Glassfish, Websphere etc) and configured with the network address and port of the vsAgent installations. Once set up, logs can be viewed and tailed in the browser.

To monitor applications, first define the application and then one or more installations of the application to monitor. Versions can be tracked if your application exposes its version number via a url or html element.

To send messages, first set your username and then send messages from the dashboard or messages screen.

1
Install vsAgent on the servers that have access to the log files - configure vsAgent with the permitted directories and file extensions to expose.
2
Deploy vsConsole to a java application server and configure it with the network address and port of each vsAgent installation.
3
View log files, see application status and version, and send/receive messages from your browser.