Monitoring and troubleshooting spring boot microservices arch in production on pivotal cloud foundry

December 13, 2017

SpringOne Platform 2017 Mukesh Gadiya, Pivotal; Dhaval Thaker, Verizon; Nickolai Bogdatov, Verizon "Monitoring and troubleshooting Spring Boot microservices in production requires observability, traceability, and valuable diagnostics such as thread dumps to reduce mean time to recovery (MTTR) of business critical applications and MTTR is exactly the premise of Spring specific features Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF) has added in 1.10. In this talk, we will walk through an exercise of troubleshooting Spring Boot microservices architecture deployed on PCF using apps manager and PCF Metrics and also get a glimpse at the vision and roadmap of PCF Metrics."

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