Python Framework

Django Observability with TraceKit

Django makes development fast -- but the ORM can silently generate hundreds of queries per page. TraceKit shows you every N+1 query, traces Celery tasks end-to-end, and pinpoints which templates are slowing down your views.

Django observability challenges

Common problems that Django developers face in production -- and how TraceKit solves them.

N+1 Query Detection

Django's ORM makes it easy to accidentally trigger hundreds of queries in a loop. A single template tag can cause N+1 issues that are invisible without tracing. TraceKit highlights every database query in the trace so N+1 patterns are immediately obvious.

Celery Task Queue Tracing

Celery tasks run asynchronously across workers, making it hard to trace a request from the Django view through the task queue and back. TraceKit propagates trace context into Celery so the full flow appears in one trace.

Template Rendering Bottlenecks

Django template rendering can be slow with complex context data or nested includes. TraceKit instruments template rendering so you can see exactly which template and which context variable is causing latency.

Get started in minutes

Add OpenTelemetry instrumentation to your Django app with a few lines of code.

# settings.py
MIDDLEWARE = [
    'opentelemetry.instrumentation.django.middleware.otel_middleware',
    # ... your other middleware
]

# manage.py or wsgi.py
from opentelemetry.instrumentation.django import DjangoInstrumentor
DjangoInstrumentor().instrument()

See the full Python integration guide

Python Distributed Tracing Guide

Go deeper with our Python distributed tracing guide -- covering common pain points, production patterns, and code examples.

What you get with TraceKit

Distributed Tracing

Trace requests from Django views through ORM queries, Celery tasks, and external API calls. See the complete request lifecycle including template rendering.

Live Code Monitoring

Set breakpoints in your Django views and models. Inspect QuerySets, context data, and request state in production without adding print statements.

Simple Pricing

$29/month flat for your entire Django project. No per-worker fees for Celery, no per-query charges -- monitor your full Python stack at one price.

Ready to add observability to Django?

Get started with TraceKit in under 5 minutes. $29/month flat -- no per-host fees, no surprises.