1 Discovery
Stackray gathers machine data from your servers, networks and monitoring tools without any installation or system modification.
That data is then transformed using Stackray’s patent-pending modeling techniques into an intelligent graph model that powers documentation, exploration and collaboration.
Document
Forget old-school Visio diagrams, Stackray’s interactive system diagrams — we call them maps — offer you a continuous visual record of your software architecture, past and present, across every layer.
Forget old-school Visio diagrams, Stackray’s interactive system diagrams — we call them maps — offer you a continuous visual record of your software architecture, past and present, across every layer.
Explore
Slice, dice and search through interactive system diagrams with the world’s most advanced system visualization tool.
Slice, dice and search through interactive system diagrams with the world’s most advanced system visualization tool.
Collaborate
Unite teams across silos by giving them a single view of the truth. Stackray integrates with Slack and other collaboration tools to maximize teamwork.
Unite teams across silos by giving them a single view of the truth. Stackray integrates with Slack and other collaboration tools to maximize teamwork.
2 Change tracking
Stackray applies advanced heuristics and graph analysis techniques to identify and categorize changes made to systems, big and small.
By capturing changes, visualizing them in their architectural context and viewing a historical record of change you are finally able to stay on top of fast moving systems.
Capture change
By comparing two Stackray maps from the same system to one another you create a ‘Diff Map’ that captures all changes made over that period.
By comparing two Stackray maps from the same system to one another you create a ‘Diff Map’ that captures all changes made over that period.
Visualize change
View changes in their diagrammatic context in order to see hidden consequences and relationships that may put systems at risk.
View changes in their diagrammatic context in order to see hidden consequences and relationships that may put systems at risk.
Analyze change
Review change over time individually or by category to understand trends and tie changes to historical events.
Review change over time individually or by category to understand trends and tie changes to historical events.