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Errors View

Track, analyze, and resolve errors in your Meteor application.

Overview​

The Errors tab provides:

  • Error timeline showing occurrences over time
  • Grouped errors by type/message
  • Error rate metrics
  • Detailed stack traces

Error Timeline​

The chart shows error occurrences over time:

  • Height: Number of errors at each time point
  • Color: Error severity (red = high, orange = medium)

Use the timeline to identify:

  • Error spikes (deployment issues?)
  • Patterns (time-based issues?)
  • Trends (increasing/decreasing errors?)

Error List​

Errors are grouped by:

  1. Error message (normalized)
  2. Stack trace fingerprint
  3. Error type/code

Each row shows:

ColumnDescription
ErrorMessage and type
CountTotal occurrences
UsersAffected user count
Last SeenMost recent occurrence
StatusResolved/Unresolved

Error Detail​

Click any error to see:

Overview​

  • Full error message
  • Error code (for Meteor.Error)
  • First and last occurrence
  • Total count

Stack Trace​

Full stack trace with:

  • Source file and line number
  • Function names
  • Source-mapped output (if configured)

Occurrences​

Recent instances of this error:

  • Exact timestamp
  • User who encountered it
  • Related method/subscription
  • Context data

Error frequency over time:

  • Daily occurrence chart
  • Affected users chart
  • Related deployments

Managing Errors​

Marking as Resolved​

  1. Click on an error
  2. Click "Mark as Resolved"
  3. Error moves to Resolved tab

If the error occurs again, it automatically reopens.

Ignoring Errors​

For expected errors you want to hide:

  1. Click on an error
  2. Click "Ignore"
  3. Future occurrences won't appear
Use sparingly

Only ignore errors that are truly expected and don't indicate issues.

Error Investigation​

Step-by-Step Guide​

  1. Identify the scope

    • How many users affected?
    • When did it start?
    • Is it increasing?
  2. Review the stack trace

    • What function threw?
    • What was the call path?
  3. Check context

    • What method/subscription?
    • What were the arguments?
    • Who was the user?
  4. Look for patterns

    • Specific user type?
    • Specific time of day?
    • After a deployment?

Setting Up Alerts​

Get notified of important errors:

  1. Go to Site Settings > Alerts
  2. Create a new alert rule
  3. Configure conditions:
    • Error rate exceeds X%
    • New error type detected
    • Specific error pattern

See Alerting Guide for details.

Next Steps​