Devtoberfest
Find out what's happening, and when, in the Devtoberfest schedule – don't miss out!
cancel
Turn on suggestions
Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type.
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 

🟢 Implement Observability in a Full-Stack CAP Application Following SAP BTP Developer’s Guide

Devtoberfest

Observability helps to take data-driven informed decisions based on runtime Observability telemetry data (logs, metrics, traces, events, ...), it provides insights into SAP & customer services and systems to understand and improve efficiency, scalability, resilience, and availability.
 
When you seek for fully detailed observability data of your application, you can use SAP Cloud Logging. SAP Cloud Logging allows you to slice and dice logs, metrics, and traces in order to analyse functional and performance behavior of your BTP workload on Cloud Foundry and Kyma.
 
Thanks everyone for joining this session online.
The validation tutorial for all the CAP session for today will be available after last CAP Session here:
https://developers.sap.com/tutorials/devtoberfest2024-week2-cap-session-validation.html
 
Speaker: Gopal Anand

Labels:
Featured Guests
Featured Guests
gopalanand
Product and Topic Expert
Product and Topic Expert

Event has ended
You can no longer attend this event.

Starts:
Ends:
5 Comments
mantrisagar
Newcomer
‎2024 Sep 24 7:06 PM

@gopalanand - Is it mandatory to use SAP Cloud logging service with standard plan, Can't it work with Dev plan or application logging plan ? 

Bibhu
Participant
‎2024 Sep 24 7:24 PM

Please take note of the following information:

The Development Plan is intended for evaluation purposes only and should not be used in production scenarios because it lacks essential cloud features such as auto-scaling and data replication.

Additionally, it has limited ingestion throughput and is not suitable for testing workloads that exceed its 7.5 GB storage capacity.

We currently utilize this plan in our development environment.

If available in your subscription plan (CPEA), you can still use the "SAP Application Logging Service."

Consider migrating to "SAP Cloud Logging," the successor to the SAP Application Logging Service, for access to additional features.

We are uncertain about the retirement timeline for "SAP Cloud Logging." Perhaps @gopalanand can provide further information on this matter.

Karsten_Schnitter
Associate
Associate
‎2024 Sep 26 1:31 PM

SAP Cloud Logging is the successor of SAP Application Logging service for SAP BTP. The deprecation of SAP Application Logging service is in preparation and will be announced soon. The detailed timelines for that step will be made available with the upcoming announcement. SAP Cloud Logging can be used as a drop-in replacement.

mantrisagar
Newcomer
‎2024 Sep 26 7:21 AM

@Bibhu  @gopalanand - We have SAP Application Logging Service and We also tried with SAP Cloud Logging Development Plan but its not sending real time  monitoring data to CALM on both node.js and JAVA stack. 
So I am looking forward for understand more about if plugins for CALM works with Application logging or cloud logging service Dev plan.

yevgen_trukhin
Product and Topic Expert
Product and Topic Expert
‎2024 Sep 26 12:57 PM

HI Mantrisagar, just to clarify the apps need to be instrumented to send out data to two targets: Logging stack and CALM backend. CLS/ALS are not sending data to CALM, the application should send data to CALM. The procedure to setup your application for both CLS/CALM is explained here: https://github.com/SAP-samples/btp-developer-guide-cap/tree/main/documentation/observability