Digma Developer Guide
  • Welcome to the Digma Docs!
  • What is a Continuous Feedback platform?
  • Digma Quickstart
  • Installation
    • Local Install
      • Local Install Architecture
      • Installation Troubleshooting
    • Central (on-prem) Install
      • Resource Requirements
  • INSTRUMENTATION
    • Instrumenting your code for tracing
    • Java
      • Automatic Instrumentation in the IDE (IntelliJ)
      • Spring, Spring Boot, Dropwizard
        • Instrumenting your code in CI/Staging or the terminal
        • Instrumenting your application in Docker Compose
        • Instrumenting your application on Kubernetes
        • Covering more of your code with Observability
        • Using GitHub Actions (beta)
        • Using Micrometer Tracing (Spring Boot 3.x only)
        • Instrumenting code running in CLI
      • Quarkus, Micronaut, OpenLiberty
      • Sending Data to Digma Using the Datadog agent
    • .NET
    • Correlating observability and source code commits
    • Sending Data to Digma using the OTEL Collector
  • Use Cases
    • Design and write code more efficiently by understanding the system flows
    • Get early feedback on bottlenecks and code issues
    • Prioritize Technical Debt
  • Digma Core Concepts
    • Environments
    • Assets
    • Analytics vs. Issues
  • Digma Features
    • Issues
      • Suspected N+1
      • Excessive API calls (chatty API)
      • Bottleneck
      • Scaling Issue
      • Session In View Query Detected
      • Query Optimization Suggested
      • High number of queries
      • Slow Endpoint
    • Analytics
      • Top Usage
      • Request Breakdown
      • Duration
      • Code Nexus
      • Duration Breakdown
      • Endpoint Low/High Usage
    • Performance Impact
    • Test observability
    • Issue Criticality
  • Sample Projects
    • Spring Boot
  • Troubleshooting
    • Reporting Plugin Issues
    • Digma Overload Warning
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  1. INSTRUMENTATION
  2. Java

Spring, Spring Boot, Dropwizard

The default strategy for getting observability data from your code to Digma doesn't require any code changes. This also works for other esoteric frameworks or just vanilla Java code

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