VMware Aria Operations for Applications (formerly known as Tanzu Observability by Wavefront) continuously adds new integrations to the existing set, and improves available integrations. We update our complete list of all integrations each time we add new integrations.
May 2023
We made improvements to the following integrations in May 2023:
- Istio - Updated the setup steps and instructions. You can now set up the integration and the Kubernetes Metrics Collector by using the Observability for Kubernetes Operator. See Istio Setup for details.
- Envoy Proxy - Updated the setup steps and instructions. You can now set up the integration and the Kubernetes Metrics Collector by using the Observability for Kubernetes Operator. See Envoy Proxy on Kubernetes for details.
- RabbitMQ - Updated the setup steps and instructions. You can now set up the integration and the Kubernetes Metrics Collector by using the Observability for Kubernetes Operator. See RabbitMQ on Kubernetes for details.
- Tanzu Application Service – Made updates to the TAS: Nozzle Troubleshooting and the TAS: Workload Monitoring dashboards, as well as to the TAS UAA Latency is Elevated alert.
- Updated the latency queries because now we emit latency as a histogram.
- Updated the TAS: Nozzle Troubleshooting dashboard to show points used by histograms.
- Improved the documentation on how to use regular expressions for the following list of integrations:
March 2023
Logs (Beta) Related Changes:
We have made an improvement to the AWS integration:
- Amazon Web Services – Now contains AWS CloudWatch Logs Setup (Beta) instructions. If Logs (Beta) is enabled for you, you can set up your AWS integration to send logs to Operations for Applications. For details on our Logs (Beta) feature, see Get Started with Logs (Beta). For details on how to set up the integration, see Setup for Ingesting AWS CloudWatch Logs (Beta).
We added the following integration in March 2023:
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.NET Core
The .NET Core is a general-purpose, most versatile framework that may be used to build software applications for Windows, Linux, and MacOS. This integration installs and configures the Kubernetes Metrics Collector to collect the .NET Core performance metrics and uses the Wavefront proxy for sending those metrics to the service.
We made improvements to the following integrations in March 2023:
- Log Data – Log Data – Updated the integration overview and setup steps to include information about the Logs (Beta) solution.
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Filebeat – Made updates to the integration overview and the setup steps.
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Tanzu Application Service:
- Improved descriptions of dashboards and charts.
- Added new charts.
- Made improvements to CPU queries in dashboards for additional accuracy and consistency.
- Excluded Platform MySQL from charts on the MySQL Service dashboard, because this dashboard is only for MySQL broker and service instances.
- Kubernetes – Fixed validation errors in several Kubernetes system dashboards.
- Catchpoint – Improved the Catchpoint service to validate the credentials before caching them.
- Amazon Web Services – Made improvements to provide the dedicated thread pool to complete the AWS related tasks.
- Microsoft Azure – Made improvements to cache the metric name properly and handle a missing data issue.
- Spring Boot – Updated the Spring Boot integration with the steps for Spring Boot 3, and updated the doc links.
February 2023
We made improvements to the following integration in February 2023:
- Amazon Web Services – With the 2023-07.x release, you can use the Custom Namespace(s) text box to additionally filter the list of AWS products for which you want to monitor metrics by using the CloudWatch integration. For more information about how to use this text box and monitor metrics from services that are not part of the Products list in the GUI, see Configuring CloudWatch Data Ingestion and How to Use the Metric Allow List and the Products List.
January 2023
We made improvements to the following integrations in January 2023:
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Amazon Web Services – You can now ingest and monitor AWS Lambda cold start metrics. For information about how to do this, see Ingesting AWS Lambda Cold Start Metrics into VMware Aria Operations for Applications.
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ServiceNow – We updated the instructions on how to set up the integration to reflect the latest UI changes. See more in the ServiceNow Setup instructions.
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Microsoft SQL Server – Updated the charts in the SQL Server Metrics dashboard to use the instance variables.
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Operations for Applications Usage – Made fixes to the integration and now dashboards are populated with data depending on your type of contract (Billable vs. Burndown).
- Tanzu Application Service – Made updates to the TAS system alerts and removed some of the alerts that are no longer needed, such as:
- TAS Active Locks Alerts
- TAS BOSH VM CPU Used
- TAS BOSH VM Memory Used
- Microsoft Azure – Added vCore charts and updated variables with common queries to the Azure SQL Database dashboard.
General improvements:
- Metrics Charts – All charts that you see when you select a metric on the Metrics tab are now improved in terms of performance and are up-to-date with the latest UI.
All 2019 - 2022 Integrations Release Notes
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