Using Spring-Boot and MoSKito OOTB
A pointer to our documentation on how to integrate MoSKito into a Spring Boot application.
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From production systems to agents
Twenty years of high-traffic software, the tools we built along the way and what changes now that agents write much of the code. Written by the people who build.
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- 01What’s going on?Now Running, new in MoSKito 2.10.x, shows which requests are currently running through each entry point of your application and which past requests took too long.
- 02Kill’em allMoSKito 2.9.2 adds a kill switch: metric collection, tracing and journeys can each be turned off in a running system, via configuration or the MoSKito Inspect UI.
- 03New built-in tagsMoSKito 2.8.7 adds two new built-in tags, request URL and server name, to help trace errors. Like all automatic tags, they can be switched off in the tagging config.
- 04Better MoSKito Dashboard with Chart and Producer PatternsMoSKito 2.8.7 adds auto-accumulators, chart patterns and producer patterns, so a dashboard can pick up every matching producer automatically. We build a ServiceBoard for the BurgerShop as an example.
- 05LinksUseful MoSKito links: homepage, recipes, Twitter and Anotheria OpenSource, plus our most popular integration guides for the Java agent and for Maven, Spring and AspectJ.
- 06Distributed subject observer pattern with ano-plass and DistributeMeThe ano-plass subject/observer pattern used to be limited to one JVM. With DistributeMe and one config switch, change notifications such as cache invalidation now reach other JVMs.
- 07Recipe: Monitoring a simple process with countersA recipe for counting successful and failed executions of a recurring job with a MoSKito @Count counter, viewing them in MoSKito Inspect and building a custom dashboard.
- 08Using Tags to catch unexpected bugsHow execution tagging in MoSKito 2.8.5 works, with @TagParameter and @TagReturnValue, and how tags combined with tracers helped us track down a real bug caused by invalid zip codes.
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