Our platform is able to detect and capture faults for any language running on Unix-like operating systems. Backtrace currently supports deep introspection and analysis for native languages like C, C++, and Go and we are actively working on supporting this functionality for other languages. When the Backtrace platform detects a fault, or is invoked, it takes a “snapshot” of the application. A snapshot includes the stack trace across all threads, local variables, heap data referenced by these variables and environmental information. This information is then analyzed for important signals to help with root-cause investigation and error detection and sent to an object-store. The object-store indexes this information, allowing you to query across multiple snapshots, plug this information into workflow systems like JIRA, Slack, etc, and pull down snapshots without needing access to the machine where the error occurred.