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The OpenTelemetry Java Instrumentation project provides an agent for automatic instrumentation and libraries for manual instrumentation of Java applications, enabling distributed tracing, metrics, and logs for enhanced observability.
This project is the primary way to get started with OpenTelemetry observability for Java applications, offering a zero-code-change agent for many frameworks and libraries, alongside an API for custom manual instrumentation.
Collecting consistent and comprehensive telemetry data (traces, metrics, logs) from complex Java applications and microservices is challenging and often requires invasive code changes. This project simplifies the process significantly.
Automatically instruments popular libraries and frameworks without modifying application code.
Provides libraries to add custom spans, metrics, and logs where auto-instrumentation is insufficient or specific business logic needs tracking.
This project is essential for any Java application where observability is critical, including:
Trace requests across multiple services to understand distributed system behavior and identify bottlenecks.
Gain deep insights into inter-service communication and dependencies.
Collect metrics and traces for web applications, database calls, and external service interactions.
Pinpoint performance issues and optimize critical application paths.
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