Symfony-native bundle
Capture normalized kernel requests through a focused bundle instead of adding instrumentation to every controller.
Symfony API monitoring
Connect Symfony API signals to customer impact.
Trace kernel exceptions, slow routes and release regressions to the accounts and integrations behind them with a Symfony-native bundle.
Symfony bundleMessenger deliveryCustomer contextNo payload capture
Customer-aware observability
Customer-aware observability for Symfony APIs.
Keep the framework conventions and transport infrastructure your team already trusts while adding the customer dimension generic monitoring leaves out.
Customer-aware failures
Resolve the authenticated account and consuming application behind exceptions and unsuccessful responses.
Messenger delivery
Move production telemetry through your existing Messenger transport, retry and failure policies.
Route-level performance
Compare latency and reliability by Symfony route template without storing identifiers from raw URLs.
Release impact
Connect deployments to changed errors, latency, endpoints and affected customer integrations.
Privacy-safe metadata
Keep request bodies, response bodies, credentials, cookies and query strings outside the event model.
Setup
From requests to customer impact.
Keep your current logging and tracing stack. Add the customer context that generic infrastructure monitoring cannot provide.
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Install the Symfony bundle
Add the official Composer package and register the bundle in your application.
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Configure Messenger and identity
Set the ingestion key, route events asynchronously and resolve the authenticated customer.
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Inspect customer impact
Send an instrumented request and review route health, errors and release changes by account.
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
How do I monitor a Symfony API by customer?+
Install the Apirelio Symfony bundle, configure the project ingestion key and implement the customer resolver using the account established by your authentication layer.
Can Apirelio use Symfony Messenger?+
Yes. Production events can be routed through Messenger so delivery uses your existing asynchronous transport, retry and failure policies.
Does Symfony monitoring capture request bodies?+
No. Apirelio records bounded operational metadata such as normalized route, status, duration and explicit customer context—not request or response payloads.
Can I compare Symfony releases?+
Yes. Apirelio connects release identifiers to changes in route reliability, latency and the customer accounts that experienced them.
Start with the requests you already serve
Know who is affected before the support ticket arrives.
Connect API reliability to customer impact with a privacy-safe event model and framework-native setup.