canary

Post-deploy canary monitoring uses a browser daemon to continuously observe your live app for console errors, performance regressions, and page failures. It captures baselines and alerts you to anomalies after deployment.

Canary monitoring detects silent failures and regressions before users notice by observing console output and page health. You need it after deploying to production environments to verify release reliability.

Performance baselines are captured and stored in your project directory using Bash-based tooling. These baselines improve deployment confidence by providing a reference point for detecting anomalies during post-deploy monitoring.

Yes, canary monitoring relies on Bash-based tooling and the gstack workflow. It supports optional telemetry and stores baselines in your project directory, requiring no additional dependencies.

When issues are detected, the monitoring system provides screenshot-based anomaly alerts and prompts you with AskUserQuestion for guided remediation decisions. This real-time guidance helps you decide how to handle Canary-triggered events.

Yes, post-deploy canary monitoring covers selected pages in your production environment. You specify which pages to observe while the browser daemon continuously checks for console errors and performance regressions.