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Add standardized property to distinguish a group of applications #39913
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I really like this idea. |
In many of my conversations with development teams at different organizations, this is a common discussion topic. The ability to provide some indicator that a set of applications are part of a larger "business application" so that they can be viewed in metrics, portals, traces and more could be very helpful. The term
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- Add a standardized property to provide some indicator that a set of applications are part of a larger "business application" so that they can be viewed in metrics, portals, traces and more spring-projects#39913 Signed-off-by: Jakob Wanger <jakobwanger@gmail.com>
- Add a standardized property to provide some indicator that a set of applications are part of a larger "business application" so that they can be viewed in metrics, portals, traces and more spring-projects#39913 Signed-off-by: Jakob Wanger <jakobwanger@gmail.com>
- Add a standardized property to provide some indicator that a set of applications are part of a larger "business application" so that they can be viewed in metrics, portals, traces and more spring-projects#39913 Signed-off-by: Jakob Wanger <jakobwanger@gmail.com>
A property (e.g.:
spring.application.namespace
) that distinguishes group of applications (e.g.: the company/org/team that owns these apps) would be beneficial to the users.In some cases
spring.application.name
needs to be unique for each app, multiple teams cannot use the same application name if they for example ship logs/metrics/traces/etc. to the same backend. With an additional "namespace" property, this would be much easier sincespring.application.name
only needs to be unique in the context of its "namespace".This property could be used for
spring.application.name
and it would be easier to search for application logs if there would be a "namespace" property available.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: