360° Monitoring of Your Services
summary
Live demo shows Spring Boot services monitored end-to-end using Elastic agents and Kibana dashboards: packetbeat extracts HTTP requests without instrumentation (captures /good, /bad, counts and response codes), filebeat ingests JSON-structured logs so stack traces are queryable, and heartbeat pings endpoints every 10s to mark uptime. Application metrics use springbeat polling Boot’s /metrics and /health, and Sleuth+Zipkin traces reveal slow spans (example: a 902 ms span in a cascade). The pipeline stores data in Elasticsearch and visualizations surface the root causes.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:40The Monitoring Challenge
- 2:15Infrastructure Setup
- 3:49System Metrics and Monitoring
- 6:37Network Traffic Analysis
- 11:27Structured Log Management
- 15:41Service Uptime Monitoring
- 19:26Application Metrics
- 23:14Distributed Request Tracing
- 29:34Conclusion and Q&A
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