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Micrometer is a vendor-neutral application observability facade that provides a simple metrics API over a variety of monitoring systems. Inspired by SLF4J, it allows instrumenting applications once and exporting telemetry data to multiple monitoring platforms.
Micrometer acts as the standard facade for collecting and publishing application metrics to various monitoring systems. It enables developers to instrument their code using a single, consistent API while retaining the flexibility to choose or change their observability backend at runtime.
Traditional application instrumentation often ties code directly to a specific monitoring vendor's client library, leading to vendor lock-in. Micrometer solves this by providing an abstraction layer, allowing developers to switch or integrate multiple monitoring backends easily without code changes.
Offers a unified API for recording application metrics, independent of the underlying monitoring system.
Supports numerous monitoring systems out-of-the-box, including Prometheus, New Relic, Datadog, CloudWatch, and more.
Provides standard metric types like gauges, counters, timers, distribution summaries, and long task timers.
Designed to be low-overhead and production-ready for collecting metrics in distributed systems.
Micrometer is ideal for any project or organization that requires consistent and flexible application metrics collection across different environments or monitoring tool preferences.
Develop a reusable library or framework that needs to expose performance and usage metrics, ensuring it works seamlessly with various end-user monitoring setups (e.g., Prometheus, Datadog, New Relic).
Enables library adoption across organizations with diverse monitoring stacks; avoids coupling library code to specific vendor APIs.
Build microservices or cloud-native applications intended for deployment into environments that may use different monitoring backends (e.g., Dev uses Prometheus, Prod uses Datadog).
Allows switching monitoring backend via configuration without changing application code; reduces operational overhead during environment transitions or vendor consolidation.
Instrument complex monolithic or legacy applications to gain visibility, integrating with modern monitoring tools while minimizing invasive code changes.
Provides a path to integrate legacy systems with modern observability platforms using a standard API, improving visibility and maintainability.
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