Execution-first investigation for .NET backends

Find the exact backend execution behind a complaint, failure, or recurring issue.

Search by business context, open the execution timeline, and inspect the logs, issue pattern, request context, and evidence behind what happened.

One SDK · First telemetry in minutes · No agent-heavy setup · Built for .NET teams

Investigation flow

Search context. Find execution. Inspect proof.

4 steps

Search query

context:CustomerId=C-10427

01

Execution found

EX-DEMO-42A9

02

Failure point

provider declined response

03

Evidence ready

logs + issue + timeline

04
The problem

Production investigations rarely start with a trace ID.

They start with a complaint, a failed transaction, a customer ID, an order ID, a provider reference, or a recurring issue. Traditional tools make engineers reconstruct the story from timestamps and fragments.

What the team usually has

Complaint

Customer C-10427 could not complete checkout

Business identifier

CustomerId, OrderId, transactionId, username

Rough time window

Around 12:40 today

Symptom

Failed action, confusing provider response, or repeated error

Human work

Search logs, compare timestamps, guess the path

What Foveus gives back

dossier built
1Matching executions from structured context
2Execution timeline and linked logs
3Failure point and dependency evidence
4Linked issue if the failure is recurring
5Representative execution for alert-driven investigation
Issues

Recurring failures become issues, not noise.

Foveus groups repeated failures into Issues using execution evidence. Each issue points back to the executions that prove the pattern.

Issue pattern

PaymentAuthorizationFailed

A repeated failure grouped by service, endpoint, status, failure type, and available context.

14occurrences
checkout-api
POST /api/orders/checkout
14 occurrences
last seen 2m ago

Representative execution

One concrete execution that helps the engineer inspect the evidence behind the issue pattern.

evidenceEX-DEMO-42A9evidencestatus 500evidenceduration 642msevidencecontext CustomerId=C-10427evidenceprovider declined response

Because chain

A clear explanation of why Foveus believes these executions belong to the same issue.

01 · same service
02 · same endpoint
03 · same failure type
04 · same provider response
05 · same status family
Issue-driven alerts and logs

Alerts should lead directly to proof.

Foveus alerts do not stop at ‘something broke.’ They take engineers directly to the issue, the representative execution, and the timeline behind the failure.

PaymentAuthorizationFailed is recurring

14 occurrences in 10 minutes · checkout-api · POST /api/orders/checkout

ACTIVE
Representative executionEX-DEMO-42A9
Failure typeProvider declined response
Grouping reasonsame endpoint + response
Next stepInspect execution timeline

Alert

recurring

Issue

PaymentAuthorizationFailed

Execution

EX-DEMO-42A9

Timeline

failure point

Selected execution logs

EX-DEMO-42A9

logs3contextmatchedfailuredeclined
errorEX-DEMO-42A9

Provider declined payment authorization for CustomerId=C-10427

infoEX-DEMO-42A9

Checkout request received for OrderId=ORD-82914

warnEX-DEMO-42A9

Provider response duration exceeded 500ms

Click a log. Open the execution. See the surrounding evidence.

Log Explorer remains available for direct inspection, but logs become more useful when they are attached to the execution they came from.

Why Foveus

Most tools widen your field of view. Foveus sharpens your focus.

Foveus is inspired by the fovea, the tiny part of the eye responsible for sharp central vision. In the same way, Foveus helps backend teams focus on the execution evidence that explains a production issue.

Logs, traces, alerts, metrics, exceptions, and provider responses create a wide field of system activity. Foveus helps turn that field into a concrete execution your team can inspect.

Execution

EX-DEMO-42A9

ContextCustomerId=C-10427
EndpointPOST /orders/checkout
Failure pointprovider declined response
Evidencelogs + issue + timeline
Fast setup

First telemetry in about 3 minutes.

Create a workspace, copy your API key, install the SDK, add Foveus to your .NET application, run the app, and see your first execution, log, or failure.

01

Create workspace

02

Install SDK

03

See execution

bash
dotnet add package Foveus.SDK
csharp
builder.Services.AddFoveus("YOUR_API_KEY");
app.UseFoveus();
Private beta scope

Not another dashboard. Not another log viewer.

Foveus is focused on helping .NET backend teams move from complaint, failure, or recurring issue to concrete execution evidence faster.

Private beta focus

Execution context search
Executions list and detail
Logs tied to executions
Issue grouping and detail
Issue-driven alerts
Lightweight overview
Minimal settings
Fast .NET onboarding

Not private beta promises

Full observability suite
Arbitrary dashboard builder
AI root-cause oracle
Enterprise incident platform
Full polyglot SDK support
Advanced anomaly detection
Full OpenTelemetry platform
Fake enterprise controls
Private beta
Complaint
Execution EX-DEMO-42A9
Evidence ready

Complaint

checkout failed

Execution

EX-DEMO-42A9

Evidence

logs + issue + timeline

Statusready

Find the execution. Explain what happened.

Join the private beta and start investigating .NET backend failures through execution evidence, not scattered fragments.