APM tools like AppDynamics and Elastic APM support Java, PHP, Python, .NET and other various application languages out of the box.

Using JavaScript includes (via script tags) from these APM tools I'm able to perform the RUM (Real user monitoring) of the front-end, however I'm looking for a way to instrument the actual execution on the server side to understand how long business logic is taking, or database calls, etc.. from a Mojolicious app, ideally within the same APM tool/suite so I can correlate metrics between the front-end, the application, and the host.

Have any of you instrumented a "modern" Perl web app using either of these popular/commercial APM frameworks? (or even a different widely-used framework?) My goal is to correlate the RUM results with the APM metrics coming from the server, database, and other various tiers in this application stack.

Thanks, silent11

In reply to Application Performance Management (APM) for Modern Perl Web Apps by silent11

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