Set Up Application Performance Monitoring with Spectro Cloud Palette

This page describes how Spectro Cloud® Palette users can configure services that are deployed in a supported Kubernetes® cluster to report OpenTelemetry™ trace data to Cisco Cloud Observability.

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Before You Begin

The workflows on this page assume that:

• Your services are running in a supported cluster. See Software Requirements.
• You have installed Kubernetes and App Service Monitoring, which installs the Cisco AppDynamics Distribution of OpenTelemetry Collector. See Install Kubernetes and App Service Monitoring with Spectro Cloud Palette.

Configuration Workflow

Services Not Instrumented

Auto-Instrument Your Services

If your services aren't instrumented with OpenTelemetry, and you are using Java, Node.js, or Python, you can leverage the OpenTelemetry Operator to auto-instrument your services. See Auto-Instrument Your Services with OpenTelemetry Operator on Spectro Cloud Palette.

For languages not supported by auto-instrumentation, see the OpenTelemetry documentation for manual instrumentation. See Infrastructure Correlation to enable infrastructure correlation for your services.

Services Are Instrumented

Send Trace Data to the Cisco AppDynamics Distribution of OpenTelemetry Collector

If you have deployed your own OpenTelemetry Collector, see Configure Your Collector to Send Trace Data to Cisco AppDynamics Distribution of OpenTelemetry Collector Using Spectro Cloud Palette.

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