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Version: 5.3.0 - 5.3.2

Performance monitoring overview

After an application is deployed, the focus shifts from development to delivery and operations. Monitoring is the process of observing the live application to ensure it is healthy, performing efficiently, and delivering a good experience to end-users.

KAIZEN provides a set of built-in tools to give you insights into both the frontend performance and the backend business logic of your application, allowing you to detect and resolve issues proactively.

Key monitoring features​

  • Frontend analysis with Page Scan

    The primary tool for detecting and resolving frontend performance issues. Page Scan is an automated tool that analyses your application pages against a suite of industry-standard metrics and best practices. For more information, refer to Page scan and logs.

  • Backend process observability for Workflows

    Workflow observability tools such as the workflow dashboard, instance tracking, and execution timeline provide deep insights into your automated backend processes. Use these tools to monitor workflow status, debug specific instances, and identify performance bottlenecks. For more information, refer to Observe workflows.

  • Logging and monitoring for automated tasks

    KAIZEN provides logging capabilities to track the execution of automated jobs and monitor overall system performance.

    From version 5.3.0, detailed logging is enabled by default for core application classes to streamline troubleshooting. For example, you can debug more easily with log entries marked as BAD REQUEST and trace issues with a traceID.

    Sample log entries

Last updated on 21 Sep 2026