OpenAPM – Application Performance Management tailored to your needs
summary
OpenAPM presents a composable APM recipe and a live example: a Spring Boot microservice demo using OpenCensus for traces, InfluxDB anomaly detection (confidence bands via continuous queries), Prometheus-compatible metrics, and Jaeger for drill‑down root‑cause traces, all visualized with a custom Grafana flow map panel. The site maps which open source components integrate, the demo is on GitHub, and the stack is swappable and proven to identify a slow customer service causing gateway latency.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to OpenAPM
- 2:41Limitations of commercial APM
- 6:14Why open source for APM
- 8:44OpenAPM initiative explained
- 13:21Demo setup and goals
- 15:27Collecting traces with OpenCensus
- 17:34Collecting metrics in Spring Boot
- 18:17Visualizing service flows in Grafana
- 20:02Detecting anomalies with InfluxDB
- 21:30Root cause analysis with Jaeger
- 23:56Key takeaways and resources
- 25:22Q&A
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