appendix C. Monitoring your microservices
Because microservices are distributed and fine-grained (small), they introduce a level of complexity to our applications that don’t exist in monolithic applications. Microservices architectures require a high degree of operational maturity, and monitoring becomes a critical part of their administration. If we research service monitoring, we will see that most people agree that it’s a fundamental process, but what exactly is monitoring? We define monitoring as the process of analysis, collection, and data storage such as application, platform, and system event metrics among others, that helps us visualize failure patterns within an IT environment.
Only failures? It is essential to clarify that failure ...
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