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Establish a Baseline for Containerized Java Applications
This article describes how to establish a baseline for containerized Java applications
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04/13/2022
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Establish a baseline for containerized Java applications

This article describes how to establish a baseline for containerized Java applications.

It's important to establish a baseline to understand what your application is really doing and how much memory and how many CPU cores it needs. An under-provisioned environment might affect the overall performance of your containerized application, while an over-provisioned environment might increase your costs.

The process of establishing a baseline enables you to experiment with different settings and then determine their impact and the right balanced amount of resources needed.

To establish a baseline, you can use Azure Application Insights or an APM solution of your choice.

Use Azure Application Insights

For information on setting up Application Insights, see Azure Monitor OpenTelemetry-based auto-instrumentation for Java applications.

Next steps

Now that you configured Azure Application Insights for your application, the next step is to review the recommendations for the target platform.