HttpReportsDashboard APM

Introduce

HttpReports is an APM (application performance monitor) system for Net Core. Based on MIT open source protocol, The main functions include statistics, analysis, visualization, monitoring, tracking, etc，It is very suitable for use in microservices.

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Main features

• Service, instance, endpoint metrics analysis
• Slow request, error request analysis
• Service call parameter query
• Multi dimensional early warning and monitoring
• HTTP, grpc call analysis
• Service topology map analysis
• Distributed tracing
• Multi database support, easy integration

Database support

Database	Nuget
SqlServer	HttpReports.SqlServer
MySql	HttpReports.MySQL
PostgreSQL	HttpReports.PostgreSQL
Sqlite	HttpReports.Storage.Sqlite

Conclusion

HttpReports is an open source APM system in the.net Core environment, which is very suitable for microservice environment. If it is a small or medium-sized project, then HttpReports is a good choice, open source is not easy, if it can help you, please give us a star, thank you 😆

useage

run build

# docker login
# docker build --pull --rm -f ".\HttpReportsDashboardServer\Dockerfile" -t mccj/http-reports-dashboard-server:latest "."
# docker push mccj/http-reports-dashboard-server:latest

run node

sudo docker run \
--name HttpReportsDashboardServer \
-e TZ=Asia/Shanghai \
-e HttpReportsDashboard__Storage__DbType=sqlite \
-e HttpReportsDashboard__Storage__ConnectionString="Data Source=App_Data/Data.sqlite" \
-p 5000:80 \
#-v /wwwroot/App_Data:/app/App_Data:rw \
-d mccj/http-reports-dashboard-server:latest

use client

install client lib from nuget：

Install-Package HttpReports
Install-Package HttpReports.Transport.Http 

add a HttpReports section in appsettings.json：

{
  "HttpReports": {
    "Transport": {
      "CollectorAddress": "http://localhost:5000/",
      "DeferSecond": 10,
      "DeferThreshold": 100
    },
    "Server": "",
    "Service": "User",
    "Switch": true,
    "RequestFilter": [ "/api/health/*", "/HttpReports*" ],
    "WithRequest": true,
    "WithResponse": true,
    "WithCookie": true,
    "WithHeader": true
  }
}

dependency injection

public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
     services.AddHttpReports().AddHttpTransport();
     services.AddControllers();
}

        
public void Configure(IApplicationBuilder app, IWebHostEnvironment env)
{
     app.UseHttpReports();
     ....