Programming Languages
Blackfire is available for various popular programming languages. You can even mix them up using Distributed Profiling, and profile any service your application interacts with.
Hosting and platforms
Blackfire is installed by default on various hosting providers and Platforms as a Service. A simple configuration, and you're good to go.
Benefit from advanced integrations automating even further your performance testing cycles with partners such as Platfom.sh.
Configuration Management
Blackfire can be configured via popular configuration management tools. We officially maintain Docker and a Chef recipe (as we are using it at Blackfire). More integrations are available in open source communities.
Contact us if you built your own, and would like to be listed here!
Git repository management
Whenever your infrastructure enables to deploy git branches, Blackfire is able to run tests on the deployed environments, and feedback to your git repository management tool the commit status. Did your test pass or fail?
Never let a commit be merged without having the keys to decide.
Continuous Integration services
Using Blackfire.io during your continuous integration workflow is a best practice in application management. Blackfire natively supports integrations with popular continuous integration platforms in order to ease testing and validation of the performance of your app.
Instant messaging
Benefit from advanced integrations automating even further your performance testing cycles with partners such as Platfom.sh.
Application Performance Management
Blackfire provides un-equaled code introspection capacities to help you improve the performance of your app. It is then even more powerful when coupled with other performance management tools, which will focus on other aspects of the end-to-end application performance management (Real-User Monitoring, infrastructures, CDN,...).
Frameworks
Blackfire works for any PHP or Python code. For some frameworks, the Blackfire team and Blackfire Solution Partners have created specific performance recommendations, which will be prompted only if your code is based on those frameworks.
