errsole

@thebarefootdev You don't need to debug multiple servers at the same time. What I wanted to say is that you can capture errors from multiple instances of a codebase, then you can debug this error on any of these instances without affecting your live app code. "runs on multiple servers" means "horizontal scaling". How you will debug multiple instances of a codebase? How you will capture and replicate the same error in the same environment? Errsole captures all Node.js errors raised in your servers and the HTTP requests that triggered the errors. You can reproduce errors in the same environment where they occurred and can do it any number of times without affecting your live app.

True, Chrome is a powerful tool for debugging but only if you are the sole developer and want to debug either local code or single server code. But most of the node.js applications run on multiple servers then it's hard to debug them using chrome or vc code. Errsole helps developers to debug any number of servers and any type of environment, and most important part of errsole is you can reproduce the same error with same parameters which is the most critical part of debugging. for more details you can give a try to our product errsole. I hope you will love it which is the easiest way to debug the node.js code.