AWS Certified Developer Associate DVA-C02 Practice Question
Your web application, distributed across several services, is experiencing performance inconsistency. To comprehensively identify the bottlenecks affecting user requests throughout the entire stack, which tool should be employed?
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Implement custom logging within your application code to output performance data to a monitoring dashboard.
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Isolate and monitor individual compute instances using the cloud provider's native instance metrics.
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Employ a distributed tracing service to analyze and debug the application's end-to-end execution path.
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Aggregate application logs on a centralized log analysis platform and search for common error patterns.
The service in question facilitates detailed insights into the requests made by your application by tracing and grouping API calls and their related calls downstream. This allows you to view a map of service interactions and detect where in your multi-service architecture performance issues are originating. While other listed options can yield important data, they generally do so in a more isolated scope without providing a complete end-to-end view of service interdependencies and bottlenecks across your entire application stack.
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