Laravel-native middleware
Instrument HTTP requests in the framework your team already uses, with a focused package and familiar configuration.
Laravel API monitoring
Add customer context to Laravel API errors, route latency and release regressions with framework-native instrumentation and no payload capture.
Customer-aware observability
Use Laravel request context to move from a generic exception or error-rate spike to the routes, releases and customer integrations that need action.
Instrument HTTP requests in the framework your team already uses, with a focused package and familiar configuration.
Connect exceptions and failed API responses to the authenticated customer and consuming integration.
Compare latency and reliability by normalized Laravel route without leaking identifiers from raw URLs.
Keep telemetry away from the customer response path so monitoring does not change API behavior.
Find Laravel routes and customer accounts that regress after a deployment.
Monitor operational behavior without collecting request bodies, response bodies, cookies or credentials.
Setup
Keep your current logging and tracing stack. Add the customer context that generic infrastructure monitoring cannot provide.
Add the official integration with Composer and publish its configuration.
Set the project key through your environment and add customer resolution for authenticated requests.
Call an instrumented route and confirm customer-aware traffic in your Apirelio project.
Questions
Install the Apirelio Laravel package, configure your project ingestion key and resolve the authenticated tenant or customer in the integration. Requests then appear with customer, route, status and latency context.
The integration is designed to deliver telemetry away from the customer response path and to fail safely, so monitoring does not change the response returned by your application.
No. Request and response bodies, credentials, cookies and query strings are excluded. Apirelio uses bounded operational metadata and the customer identifiers you explicitly provide.
Yes. The customer resolver can use the tenant or account identity established by your authentication and tenancy layer.
Start with the requests you already serve
Connect API reliability to customer impact with a privacy-safe event model and framework-native setup.