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Sylvain Juge

Principal Engineer, APM Agents

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Articles by Sylvain Juge
OpenTelemetry Java extensions: customize traces without forking the agent
Observability Labs

OpenTelemetry Java extensions: customize traces without forking the agent

One JAR, loaded at startup by the OpenTelemetry Java agent, lets you filter health checks, rename spans, add resource attributes, and control sampling with no application code changes.

Sylvain Juge
Collecting JMX metrics with OpenTelemetry
Observability Labs

Collecting JMX metrics with OpenTelemetry

Learn how to collect Tomcat JMX metrics with OpenTelemetry using the Java agent or jmx-scraper, then extend coverage with custom YAML rules and validate output.

Sylvain Juge
Announcing GA of Elastic distribution of the OpenTelemetry Java Agent
Observability Labs

Announcing GA of Elastic distribution of the OpenTelemetry Java Agent

Elastic announces general availability of the Elastic distribution of the OpenTelemetry (OTel) Java Agent, a fully OTel-compatible agent with a rich set of useful additional features.

Alexander Wert
Automatic cloud resource attributes with OpenTelemetry Java
Observability Labs

Automatic cloud resource attributes with OpenTelemetry Java

Capturing cloud resource attributes allow to describe application cloud deployment details. In this article we describe three distinct ways to enable them for Java applications using OpenTelemetry

Sylvain Juge
How to easily add application monitoring in Kubernetes pods
Observability Labs

How to easily add application monitoring in Kubernetes pods

This blog walks through installing the Elastic APM K8s Attacher and shows how to configure your system for both common and non-standard deployments of Elastic APM agents.

Jack Shirazi
Elastic's contribution: Invokedynamic in the OpenTelemetry Java agent
Observability Labs

Elastic's contribution: Invokedynamic in the OpenTelemetry Java agent

The instrumentation approach in OpenTelemetry's Java Agent comes with some limitations with respect to maintenance and testability. Elastic contributes an invokedynamic-based instrumentation approach that helps overcoming these limitations.

Alexander Wert