Monitoring your Spring Boot & Micronaut microservices with Micrometer
summary
Shows concrete Micrometer code and live demos: adds timer-based pitstop metric to a Spring Boot controller, creates counters and gauges, and wires JVM and GC binders plus cache binders (Guava/EhCache/Caffeine). Exposes metrics via Actuator and scrapes them with Prometheus + Grafana dashboard; demos include creating graphs and alerts and shows values updating in real time. Claims no vendor lock-in and lists supported backends (Prometheus, Dynatrace, Graphite).
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to metrics
- 3:39Live demo setup
- 7:22Metrics in Spring Boot
- 13:52Pitstop timer implementation
- 23:06Advanced metric tracking
- 28:44Prometheus and Grafana setup
- 33:07Creating dashboards
- 36:12Alerts and notifications
- 38:46Q&A and closing
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