Distributed Tracing : Latency Analysis for Your Microservices
summary
Shows concrete steps to add Spring Cloud Sleuth tracing to existing Spring Boot apps, using RabbitMQ + MySQL to feed Zipkin 2 and ELK for log correlation, then deploys them to PCF and demos the built system working end-to-end. Demonstrations include annotation-based span creation and continuation, custom tag resolvers, span adjusters that rename spans before export, WebFlux/Reactor and RestTemplateBuilder support, and the PCF metrics trace explorer. Notes that default sampling is 10% (set to 100% for the demo) and Zipkin visualizes traces reliably.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:13Agenda and tracing basics
- 13:14Log correlation with ELK
- 31:22Zipkin architecture and demo setup
- 46:38New features in Spring Cloud Sleuth
- 50:33PCF metrics and trace explorer
- 55:06Summary and resources
- 56:10Q&A session
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