Middleware's APM tool enables Python developers to effortlessly monitor their applications, gathering distributed tracing, metrics, logs, and profiling data for valuable insights and performance optimization.
An Application Performance Monitoring (APM) tool for Python applications and libraries
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Middleware's APM (Application Performance Monitoring) tool offers a comprehensive solution for developers seeking to enhance the performance and observability of their Python applications.
By installing the Middleware Host Agent and integrating the APM package, developers can seamlessly monitor applications, capturing distributed tracing data, metrics, logs, and profiling information. This enables a thorough view of application performance and behavior.
For detailed instructions on installing the Middleware Host Agent and integrating the APM package, refer to our documentation for Python applications.
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Requirements
Run the following command in your terminal:
pip install middleware-io
To install with Continuous Profiling support:
pip install middleware-io[profiling]
For further details on prerequisites, configuration options, and use, visit our docs page at https://docs.middleware.io/apm-configuration/python.
For framwork based python instrumentation examples, visit github repo at https://github.com/middleware-labs/demo-apm-python.
Distributed under the Apache License. See LICENSE for more information.
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Middleware's APM tool enables Python developers to effortlessly monitor their applications, gathering distributed tracing, metrics, logs, and profiling data for valuable insights and performance optimization.
We found that middleware-io demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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