Blackfire

2.1/5

What is Blackfire and how does it function? Blackfire is a PHP application performance management tool that assists programmers, development teams, and IT operations by automating test scenarios, running performance tests, and investigating performance issues. It has support for a wide range of libraries and can be used in assertions to create tests that align with your stack. It takes testing to the next level by allowing you to create your own metrics based on confidential code and ensure that tests are not regressions. Some of its notable features include live statistics from production websites and apps to identify slow transactions, services, or calls from external sources. It also provides deep, runtime code analysis to gather metrics at the function-call level and identify the underlying causes of bottlenecks. The tool makes it easy to detect unique issues and provides documented recommendations for solutions. Another valuable feature is its ability to automate testing and prevent regressions. You can start fresh with their open-source crawler, tester, and scraper, or integrate Blackfire into any testing pipeline and existing tests. It allows teams to collaborate by testing and profiling shared resources, and then discussing the results in collaborative workspaces.

Blackfire Pricing Model

Freemium , Subscription

Blackfire Screenshots

Features

Dashboard

Technical Details

  • SupportBusiness Hours Online
  • Customer TypeLarge Enterprises Medium Business Small Business
  • API
  • Location / Phone NumberParis
  • France
  • DeploymentSaaS/Web/Cloud Installed - Windows Installed - Mac
  • Official Website https://blackfire.io/
  • CategoryApplication Performance Monitoring (APM) Tools

Author

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David Bond

Senior editor

David is a well-known advocate for the implementation of cloud-based solutions and automation tools for small businesses. He strongly believes that this technology solutions for small businesses and startups are the thing that provide true edge on the market. He writes primarily about project management and sales software.

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