Lumigo Reviews

* No need of any conifguration, very easy setup to being with
* Very informative pages such as full invocations details and parameters
* Serverless specific alerts and errors

* cost alerts still doesn't fit all needs
* some pages are slower to load

Easy to configure and provides instant value through auto tracing of serverless infrastructure

Alerting settings are not very configurable and unable to group resources without a project

Lumigo is very easy to implement and doesn't require to write specific code which means we can set it up on existing applications in minutes.Its tracing capabilities, down to each AWS SDK calls, and again without having to write any code, helps find what's going on in your application, for any traced request.The issue tab conveniently groups errors by origin, type and last occurrence, allowing our support teams to quickly triage errors no matter the number of generated error logs. It's also worth noting that Lumigo supports multiple integration (email, Teams, PagerDuty, etc...) to quickly alert the right people when an error occurs.Last but not least, we get a clear view of performance for each traced request, allowing us to optimize our applications.

Its tracing capabilities for containers are not (yet) up to par with the Lambda ones, but the product is improving on this point and headed in the right direction.

* Ability to understand latency breakdown
* get automated alerts on issues
* understand cold start impact

I wish it would support Google cloud as well

Easy to setup and great customer support.

Can be a little slow to load at times but I think that has more to do with how our projects are organised.

The ability to see the different services, including 3rd party APIs, interacting with each other is excellent. They really know serverless and it shows in the product design. Even with several thousand lambdas and countless other services in our account, the lumigo dashboard is super quick and able to drill down into specific invocations with ease.

The monthly projected cost of each lambda needs to consider a longer time period to be more accurate, but it's workable as a guide even with the shortened duration of historical data it considers.

Onboarding with Lumigo could not have been easier. Simply run a cloudformation stack and all of your lambda functions are able to be traced in the platform. The alerting feature helps us know when and where errors our occuring. The dashboarding features are simply and help us see issue trends.

They don't have as many integrations as the other big players. Their feature set is smaller than others but this makes for a much simpler and cleaner user experience.

It is incredibly easy to integrate into your environment, and it provides a lot of value out of the box without too much fiddling. The Live Tail feature is incredibly useful in debugging your code as you develop and test. And the alerting is super useful.

My least favourite feature is the dashboard. It provides the correct functionality but could allow for more customisability.

Lumigo has improved my productivity when debugging serverless issues.
It gives a very detailed transaction view of my serverless components.
Definitely made my debugging easier than before

the website does not support all device sizes
It only does serverless, so another solution is required for containers

I like the email notifications on hitting critical errors, it helps my team to identity the problem and resolve them quickly.

Cost alerts can be improved for needs
Slow responses on certain page loads

Lumigo is very easy to integrate with System and easy to configure. UI part is also very interactive and easy to monitor.

Modification in UI/Alert based on custom requirement is not possible.

Really easy to deploy - appears to be no monitoring overhead on the system, which I don't understand how that works, but it does (my guess is its a Kineses stream of some sort in another AWS account)
The transaction tracing is really cool - I have a number of long-running step functions, and this automatically maps and times everything

It's very "lambda focused", rather than serverless in general (e.g. aurora serverless, or reading VPC flow logs)
There's also no obvious way to populate the service map

One stop shop to view my entire serverless ecosystem

Errors/alerts are not yet at the level of customisation I need.

I liked the debugging power and flexibility of the software. It helped us deploy our 100% serverless apps confidently.

No support yet for containerised apps at this time. It will be good to have support for Google cloud and Microsoft Azure as well.

The auto tracing feature is the most amazing feature of this product. It's so simple in a way that it will automatically detect your lambda function and will start tracing.

There is nothing that I dislike about this software.

Lumigo is one of the best AWS lambda tracing software out there. It definitely has no lag and latency and can detect the errors perfectly in the dashboard.

So far, I have liked everything about this software. But hopefully new features will be added soon.

Debugging made easy
Serverless specific alerts and errors
Very Ease to use, as this configuration & Setup is quite simple
A good Integration platform to connect with serverless applications

Expecting it could support Microsoft Azure cloud Platform
The product does not support for containerized modules

It is a great product when it comes to AWS Lambda tracing and detecting errors. Zero latency with accuracy is the main strength.

Nothing actually is there to dislike about the software.

Lumigo is one of the best AWS lambda tracer.

There is nothing I dislike about the software. The dashboard will see more feature in future I guess.

Ease of use
Automatic alerts
Great integration with AWS Lambda

No GCP support
No 2FA
No Azure support
No ECS support

I liked that I am able to trace my lambda function on Lumigo and get detailed metrics whereas this was not possible in AWS.

The function do not auto propagate to the main dashboard and I manually need to click auto trace/trace to propogate the same.