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Giamattei, L. [Author]; Guerriero, A. [Author]; Pietrantuono, R. [Author]; Russo, S. [Author]; Malavolta, I. [Author]; Islam, T. [Author]; Dînga, M. [Author]; Koziolek, A. [Author]; Singh, Snigdha [Author]; Armbruster, Martin [Author]; Gutierrez-Martinez, J. M. [Author]; Caro-Alvaro, S. [Author]; Rodriguez, D. [Author]; Weber, S. [Author]; Henss, J. [Author]; Vogelin, E. Fernandez [Author]; Panojo, F. Simon [Author]

Monitoring tools for DevOps and microservices: A systematic grey literature review

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  • Media type: Text; E-Article
  • Title: Monitoring tools for DevOps and microservices: A systematic grey literature review
  • Contributor: Giamattei, L. [Author]; Guerriero, A. [Author]; Pietrantuono, R. [Author]; Russo, S. [Author]; Malavolta, I. [Author]; Islam, T. [Author]; Dînga, M. [Author]; Koziolek, A. [Author]; Singh, Snigdha [Author]; Armbruster, Martin [Author]; Gutierrez-Martinez, J. M. [Author]; Caro-Alvaro, S. [Author]; Rodriguez, D. [Author]; Weber, S. [Author]; Henss, J. [Author]; Vogelin, E. Fernandez [Author]; Panojo, F. Simon [Author]
  • Published: Elsevier, 2024-01-02
  • Published in: Journal of Systems and Software, 208, Art.-Nr.: 111906 ; ISSN: 0164-1212
  • Language: English
  • DOI: https://doi.org/10.5445/IR/1000166110; https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jss.2023.111906
  • ISSN: 0164-1212
  • Keywords: MSA ; Microservice ; Monitoring ; DATA processing & computer science ; DevOps ; Tools
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  • Description: Microservice-based systems are usually developed according to agile practices like DevOps, which enables rapid and frequent releases to promptly react and adapt to changes. Monitoring is a key enabler for these systems, as they allow to continuously get feedback from the field and support timely and tailored decisions for a quality-driven evolution. In the realm of monitoring tools available for microservices in the DevOps-driven development practice, each with different features, assumptions, and performance, selecting a suitable tool is an as much difficult as impactful task. This article presents the results of a systematic study of the grey literature we performed to identify, classify and analyze the available monitoring tools for DevOps and microservices. We selected and examined a list of 71 monitoring tools, drawing a map of their characteristics, limitations, assumptions, and open challenges, meant to be useful to both researchers and practitioners working in this area. Results are publicly available and replicable.
  • Access State: Open Access