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How is this different from e.g. AppDynamics or Dynatrace for example? Technically speaking, not free/commercial. From the documentation it doesn't look like mu
by laichzeit0 9y ago
How is this different from e.g. AppDynamics or Dynatrace for example? Technically speaking, not free/commercial.
From the documentation it doesn't look like much, except probably the biggest downside is that you have to add your instrumentation points manually? i.e. there is code change required.
- jpkrohling_jpk 9y agoJaeger is just the concrete implementation. OpenTracing is what you should think about using when writing your application. That said, you could benefit from automatic instrumentation via OpenTracing framework integration libraries (JAX-RS, Servlets, ...). Or use the Java Agent. But in the end, I think there is value in manually instrumenting your code, specially around your business transactions. This way, you can monitor your business metrics, instead of "http requests" or "cpu load".