Application Performances Monitoring with Elastic APM and the ELK Stack
summary
Demonstrates Elastic APM running on the ELK stack: an APM server (default port 8200) receives language-specific agents via -javaagent runtime injection from instrumented Spring Boot apps (PetClinic demo) and ships transactions into Elasticsearch. Kibana’s APM UI shows requests per minute, 95th/99th percentiles, full traces down to source-line, and recorded errors; the demo generates an error and successfully drills to the offending code. Alerts use Watcher/X‑Pack integrated into Elasticsearch, and a single APM server claims to handle thousands of apps.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:20Agenda
- 0:45Motivation
- 4:55ELK Stack
- 8:28Elastic Search Server
- 19:31Elastic APM
- 34:52Notifications Alert
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