Setting up monitoring for Java apps
summary
Shows how Application Insights Java SDK and a Java agent collect JVM requests, JMX counters, logs and dependency timings, with a demo Java Petstore and an Azure Chat sample on GitHub that surface full stack traces and session telemetry. Claims buffered async upload keeps instrumentation under 1% overhead, offers a free tier of 5 million data points/month, web tests from ~16 locations, and integrates with Eclipse, collectd and Azure VM/Marketplace images; demos run and diagnose errors live.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:59An inconvenient truth...
- 2:54Facing these questions?
- 3:40Application Lifecycle Plan
- 7:45What is Application Insights?
- 8:56Sources of Telemetry
- 13:22Java Support
- 32:54Strategic partnership between Red Hat and Microsoft
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