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Getting Started

Welcome to Serverless Console.

The next-generation monitoring tool for Teams building with Serverless architectures. The easiest way to get started with Serverless Console is using the latest version of Serverless Framework (v3.18+ required). Note: Only Node.js is supported at this time.

npm install -g serverless

You can configure an existing project with Serverless by adding --console flag to the serverless command.

serverless --console

This will set the following in your Serverless project.

console: true
org: my-org
service: my-aws-node-project

frameworkVersion: '3'

Note: If you are using Serverless Dashboard features be sure to keep an app property set. This will give you access to existing dashboard features like Providers, Parameters and Secrets.

Invoke your function, and login to Serverless Console Once you have deployed your function, do the following to start using Serverless Console.

  1. Sign up or login to Serverless Console
  2. Invoke your function, or hit your API Endpoint

It may take a second for the first data point to show up, but will speed up considerably from there. Each time you invoke one of your instrumented functions, we receive Traces in Console.

For more details see our product section or learn about using Serverless Console on AWS.

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