In light of the Covid-19 situation in the region, we will be moving our meetup to a virtual platform this month. We hope you can still join us!

You can also subscribe to our virtual user group for updates on more virtual meetups! https://community.elastic.co/elastic-apj-virtual-user-group/ 

This is a virtual meetup occurring at 10:00AM India Standard time / 12.30PM Singapore Time (Please use the timezone calculator to find out your local time).

Timezone calculator: https://ela.st/virtualmu5

Please click on the invite link below to register and join!

Invite: https://elastic.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_TRIi2NUqTpqeMJOgPFVwAA

Topic: Faster Java Apps with Open Source APM

Slow applications are no fun. Application performance monitoring (APM) makes tracking down issues problems much easier. But which tools should you use?

With the release of Elastic APM, there’s a new option. Language server and Java client is fully open source (Apache 2.0) so you can get started with any app.

Elastic’s APM was released some time ago, but it’s still a very fresh option for tracing performance problems in Java applications (and other runtimes as well). The basic platform is free so it should be a welcome change for Java developers used to spending huge bills on comparable hosted platforms.

It’s useful out of the box for tracing basics on web requests including:

- Request details

- Response time percentiles

- Transaction timelines

- Application errors and stack traces

- Individual code lines

- Distributed Tracing

It can also be used to track any custom span in any Java application to find out where time is being lost and users are being slowed down.

Speaker: Aravind Putrevu, Developer Advocate, Elastic

Aravind works at Elastic as a Developer Advocate and looks after Developer Relations function in India. He has experience working in Cloud Security and Financial Domains. He has interest in Search and Analytics, Security, IoT and Machine Learning. In his free time, he plays around with a RasPi or Arduino.

Call-for-speakers

We are planning to run regular online meetups, scheduled in the Asia Pacific time zone. We welcome talks on any aspect of data exploration! If you are keen in presenting, just drop us a note or email us at meetups@elastic.co