Top 10 Distributed Tracing Tools for Monitoring Microservice
Web applications have expanded over the past ten years to support millions of users and generate terabytes of data. Customers of these programmes anticipate quick responses and round-the-clock accessibility. Applications must react promptly to increases in load to be quick and available. It is possible to accomplish this using a microservices architecture. When businesses adopt service-oriented architectures and give up monolithic workloads, they are stepping into the uncharted ground. One way that the microservices design helps is by speeding up development and enhancing team cooperation so that projects can be completed more quickly and SLAs can be met. Yet, as a workload increases in magnitude, it may become more difficult to track and keep an eye on it. It gets harder to trace requests that can aid teams in testing their applications when more and more services are developed and included in a workload. It has become necessary to track each system and service due to the rise of dist...