How application performance monitoring metrics helps developers
Blog post from GitLab
GitLab Metrics, also known as Application Performance Metrics, is a tool designed for developers and DevOps engineers to monitor and understand the performance impact of their changes within Kubernetes clusters deployed via GitLab. Integrated seamlessly into the DevOps process, it leverages Prometheus to automatically detect, monitor, and display both default and custom application metrics within the GitLab interface. This integration allows for enhanced visibility into system behavior without leaving GitLab, and it supports custom dashboards and alerts. As part of the broader GitLab Monitoring solution, GitLab Metrics aims to reduce production incidents and improve system reliability. GitLab is committed to internal testing and feedback, known as dogfooding, to enhance its metrics capabilities and plans to eventually rely solely on GitLab and Prometheus for monitoring, phasing out Grafana. Users can easily integrate existing Prometheus instances with GitLab or use Prometheus as a managed application, and they are encouraged to contribute feedback and feature requests to further refine the tool.
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