If we get any error, we can go to X-Ray and get all the requests for a certain error in one place. It makes it easy to find the issue in your own product. You can look at logs and error logs and find loopholes. You can do direct queries to get specific requests over the course of a day. It's very good at error reporting and quite fast.  You also get a lot of information, including IP addresses, user locations, et cetera. 

The most important one is compliance. We're able to achieve our regulatory levels. We're able to achieve the security level that we need for the federal government. 

Performance is another one. It helps in making certain that we're providing excellent performance to those we serve. Having an understanding of how people are using the system and how events and other things are flowing through the system is super important to us because of the security level we need to maintain.

AWS X-Ray is a strong solution and has a smooth integration process.

The most promising feature of AWS X-Ray is that you can debug the issues through the proper logs. You can also get an analysis out of the logs for some use cases, though I haven't tried all the features of AWS X-Ray.

The solution has made it easier for us to trace the problems that we have with our requests and to monitor the timing of each step in each request we do in our endpoints. 

The solution does allow for various configurations.

The initials setup is pretty straightforward.

We've found the stability t be quite good.