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Welcome to IBM Instana Observability
Applications are the lifeblood of a business. When applications are down or underperforming, the business loses revenue and poor customer interactions. IT manage the increasingly complex set of hybrid and multi-cloud platforms that support revenue-generating, business-critical applications. Observability is a foundational component to IT’s success, and it transcends from technology stacks—business process to web / mobile to platform, cloud, and infrastructure, including the mainframe. Stay up-to-date on what’s new with IBM Instana Observability, including demo webinars, and feature releases, and expand your knowledge and technical expertise with our community blogs, forums, demos, videos and other learning materials.

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IBM Instana Observability Resources

Start your journey with Instana U

Instana Foundation: This course is specifically focused on individuals ready to embrace observability and learn what it takes to truly embody the DevOps mantra. If you build it, you run it.

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Latest Discussions

RE: Java Calling API

By: Luis Sanchez , 3 hours ago

Well done :-). Reviewing the code again I could find one missing statement. After you set the API Key you should provide the prefix "apiToken": ApiKeyAuth ApiKeyAuth = (ApiKeyAuth) client.getAuthentication("ApiKeyAuth"); ApiKeyAuth.setApiKey("MY___OWN___KEY"); ...
RE: Java Calling API

By: Yaniv Levy , 5 hours ago

Thank you Luis, This solved the issue in Java: client.addDefaultHeader("authorization", "apiToken XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX") ------------------------------ Yaniv Levy ------------------------------
RE: Java Calling API

By: Luis Sanchez , yesterday

Check the API token you're using. The ApiTokenClient class calls /api/settings/api-tokens, and the API Token you're using should have the permission "Configuration of API Tokens": Validate with curl: curl -v -H "authorization: apiToken My_API_Token" ...

Integrating DBmarlin with Instana

By: Vaishak A 3 days ago

Dbmarlin DBmarlin is a database performance monitoring and analytics application that offers information about database workload, performance, and capacity. It supports a variety of database management systems, such as IBM Db2, Oracle, Microsoft ...
Instana APIs

By: Bonia Benny 4 days ago

What are Instana APIs? Application programming interface, or API, is a software bridge that enables communication between two applications . The Instana API provides developers and end users with the ability to retrieve and ...
Monitoring SAP HANA using Instana

By: Chinmayi Panicker 8 days ago

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