Monday, October 6, 2025
APEX Project Eye 25.1 introduces powerful multi-instance support, enabling centralized analysis and monitoring across all your APEX environments from development to production, and even across client installations.
⚠️ This feature is available exclusively with the APEX Project Eye Enterprise license. With the Standard license, APE must be installed in each environment individually, and cross-environment comparison is not supported.
If you're running the same app in multiple environments, comparing behavior, performance, and usage can be time-consuming and prone to errors. With this update, those comparisons become seamless and automated.
APEX applications typically run in multiple environments: DEV, TEST, UAT, and PROD. However, runtime data, such as errors, usage logs, and performance metrics, are usually siloed. That makes it difficult to:
With APE 25.1, you can consolidate logs, metadata, and metrics from multiple APEX instances in one place, giving your team real-time operational visibility, regardless of where issues occur.
APE supports multiple sync methods to match your infrastructure and data policies:
All methods support filtering by instance, workspace, application, and metric type.
All major dashboards —Instance, Workspace, Application, and Page — have been extended with an Instance selector. This means you can:
Same dashboards, more powerful context.
APE 25.1 also introduces dedicated reports to help you analyze activity and metadata side by side:
These interactive reports are perfect for troubleshooting, release validation, auditing, and client support.
Teams are already using multi-instance capabilities in APE 25.1 to:
- Compare application versions across environments and catch environment drift
- Check APEX and database versions for consistency
- Analyze page performance and error trends between TEST, UAT, and PROD
- Reproduce bugs by importing logs into DEV from UAT or PROD
- Measure feature usage across deployments
- Monitor APEX apps delivered as products:
- Know which version each client is running
- Compare behavior across client installations
- Detect and resolve issues proactively
To begin using the multi-instance capabilities in APEX Project Eye 25.1:
1. Upgrade to APE 25.1 Enterprise
2. In Administration, enable the multi-instance configuration option
3. Open the new Instances section in Administration and define your remote environments
4. Optionally, install the stand-alone APE Agent App on remote instances to enable log collection and synchronization
5. Choose and configure your sync method (Export/Import, Direct Access, REST) following the in-app instructions
6. If necessary, map Application IDs Across Instances to ensure all dashboards and comparison reports treat them as the same app, making cross-environment analysis accurate. A special UI in the administration supports this process.
7. Once data is flowing, you can:
Multi-instance support in APEX Project Eye 25.1 transforms how you monitor and debug APEX applications across environments.
With centralized data, cross-instance dashboards, and comparison reports, your team can:
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