Welcome to Dash0's Observability FAQ.
[ Ссылка ]

What is Observability?
Chapter 2: History of Application Performance Management (APM)

This series of 10 chapters will take you on a journey through the world of OpenTelemetry, covering its uses, benefits, and potential.

Find the complete article at [ Ссылка ]

Find us also on ...
[ Ссылка ]
[ Ссылка ]
[ Ссылка ]
[ Ссылка ]

--
Around the year 2000, the emergence of internet applications brought to the forefront the concept of Application Performance Monitoring (APM), championed initially, among the early tools, by Wily Introscope. Wily Introscope introduced a groundbreaking technique known as bytecode instrumentation: by adding at runtime dedicated logic to the monitored applications, it could trace user requests as they flowed through the system without requiring dedicated source-code modifications to the various system components. In the early days, the technique was primarily focused on monolithic Java applications (hence the usage of the Java-specific term “bytecode”) hosted on application servers and communicating with a single database.

свернуть