APM, Application Performance Monitoring System
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APM, Application Performance Monitoring System
TranslatedA powerful flow control component enabling reliability, resilience and monitoring for microservices. (A high-availability flow control and protection component for cloud-native microservices)
Zipkin is a distributed tracing system
An AI-powered next-generation open source real-time observability system.
An application observability facade for the most popular observability tools. Think SLF4J, but for observability.
An extensible Java library for HTTP request and response logging
🔐 An SSL library for configuring http client or server. Rich with features such as hot reloading ssl and trusting additional certificates during runtime, combining multiple keystores, loading pem files and os/jdk certificates, logging certificate information during ssl handshake, bypassing ssl configuration from other libraries and more
Automon combines the power of AOP (AspectJ) with monitoring or logging tools you already use to declaratively trace and monitor your Java code, the JDK, and 3rd party libraries.
Provides tracing abstractions over tracers and tracing system reporters.
Data Quality and Observability platform for the whole data lifecycle, from profiling new data sources to full automation with Data Observability. Configure data quality checks from the UI or in YAML files, let DQOps run the data quality checks daily to detect data quality issues.
Influx DB v2.0 listener plugin for Apache JMeter. Provides the possibility to see the online dashboard (aggregation table, errors, the response body of failures).
✨ The best JVM observability, troubleshoot, and optimize. 🚀 Unlock deep insights instantly via our dashboard, CLI and Harness. 📊
A Play framework module that performs request logging similar to an accesslog file in nginx or apache.
Spring Boot starter available via JitPack and GitHub Releases, with an Actuator endpoint for identifying used, unused, and indeterminate starters at runtime.