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README.md
Datadog APM - Java Agent and Core Tracer
Datadog APM gives you powerful tools to observe and optimize modern applications. It enables you to see exactly where your requests go and which services or calls are contributing to overall latency. The lightweight agent is designed to be deployed on every host in your infrastructure, so it generates gap-free distributed request traces even in the most complex microservice architectures.
This repository offers you all resources you needed to start to instrument your project and gather all traces in your Datadog account.
Start in minutes
- Introduction to the Datadog APM. Learn what you can do with the Next-Gen APM and how to get started.
- Install the Datadog Java agent. Instructions for supported technologies, web-servers and frameworks.
- Browse examples. See how to instrument legacy projects based on the most used tehcnologies.
- Instrument with OpenTracing. Datadog embraces the OpenTracing initiative. So feel free to use the Trace Java API to customize your instrumentation.
- DD Trace. This Java implementation of the opentracing api is used to report traces to Datadog.
Help or questions?
And for any questions or feedback, feel free to send us an email: support@datadoghq.com