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Unlock end-to-end observability insights with Dynatrace PurePath 4 seamless integration of OpenTracing for Java

Dynatrace

Therefore, we’re happy to announce support for OpenTracing data that’s emitted by auto- and custom-instrumentation of Java source code with Dynatrace PurePath 4, our distributed tracing and code-level analysis technology. Find OpenTracing for Java seamlessly integrated into PurePath 4. Your feedback is highly appreciated.

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Transform mainframe applications into z/OS Java services with end-to-end transaction visibility and anomaly detection (Preview)

Dynatrace

Although these COBOL applications operate with consistent performance, companies and governments are forced to transform them to new platforms and rewrite them in modern programming languages (like Java) for several reasons. Thus, implementing applications in Java can result in considerable financial savings. IBM Java version 7.

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Bending pause times to your will with Generational ZGC

The Netflix TechBlog

If you’re interested in how we use Java at Netflix, Paul Bakker’s talk How Netflix Really Uses Java , is a great place to start. Operational simplicity Service owners often reach out to us with questions about excessive pause times and for help with tuning. No explicit tuning has been required to achieve these results.

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PostgreSQL vs. Oracle: Difference in Costs, Ease of Use & Functionality

Scalegrid

Compare PostgreSQL vs. Oracle functionality across available tools, capabilities and services. Compare ease of use across compatibility, extensions, tuning, operating systems, languages and support providers. Not available. Not available. Not available. New Oracle versions are generally available every 2-4 years.

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Mastering MongoDB® Timeout Settings

Scalegrid

MongoDB’s Java and Ruby drivers have this parameter set to 10 seconds by default – if there is no established connection or a new link within that time frame then it gives up on trying. x+ in Java). We have provided some sample code below to illustrate the timeout configuration in Java and Ruby. </p>

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Understand and replay Android app crashes with Session Replay

Dynatrace

This includes selecting the app to be instrumented, fine-tuning cost controls, and enabling users to opt-in to Session Replay recording. Another nifty Session Replay feature is the ability to capture custom events—events that are not typically captured by default—irrespective of whether the codebase is Java or Kotlin.

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Extend infrastructure observability with JMX Extensions and additional full-stack metrics

Dynatrace

To provide you with more value when monitoring hosts in infrastructure mode, we’re extending our infrastructure mode with a range of metrics that have until now only been available in full-stack mode. Monitor any infrastructure component and backing service that’s written in Java. Enabling JMX and PMI extensions.