Release 2.0.0

Explore the release highlights for End-to-End Monitoring.

Highlights

New features and enhancements	Description
Hybrid Monitoring	You can now view an end-to-end business transaction from the cloud SaaS platform through to the on-premises Integration Servers and API Gateways. The on-premises Integration Server agent generated traces are now transported to the End-to-End monitoring collector instance in the cloud. This facilitates the display of data on the End-to-End monitoring user interface along with the rest of the traces from the hybrid transaction.
Web application enhancements	You can now access End-to-End Monitoring through a product’s own App Switcher if it is monitored by End-to-End Monitoring. In earlier releases, you can access End-to-End Monitoring from only the IBM webMethods Integration and the webMethods Integration Cloud App Switchers. For Microsoft Azure based tenants, you can access End-to-End Monitoring from the cloud tenant home page and will show transactions if they pass through one of the following IBM products: IBM webMethods B2B, IBM webMethods API Gateway, and IBM webMethods Integration. Further, for Microsoft Azure based tenants, you can access End-to-End Monitoring from the IBM webMethods iPaaS App Switcher. Currently for AWS based tenants, you can access End-to-End Monitoring by using the App Switcher available in IBM webMethods Integration.

New features and enhancements

Description

Hybrid Monitoring

You can now view an end-to-end business transaction from the cloud SaaS platform through to the on-premises Integration Servers and API Gateways.
The on-premises Integration Server agent generated traces are now transported to the End-to-End monitoring collector instance in the cloud. This facilitates the display of data on the End-to-End monitoring user interface along with the rest of the traces from the hybrid transaction.

Web application enhancements

You can now access End-to-End Monitoring through a product’s own App Switcher if it is monitored by End-to-End Monitoring. In earlier releases, you can access End-to-End Monitoring from only the IBM webMethods Integration and the webMethods Integration Cloud App Switchers.
For Microsoft Azure based tenants, you can access End-to-End Monitoring from the cloud tenant home page and will show transactions if they pass through one of the following IBM products: IBM webMethods B2B, IBM webMethods API Gateway, and IBM webMethods Integration. Further, for Microsoft Azure based tenants, you can access End-to-End Monitoring from the IBM webMethods iPaaS App Switcher.
Currently for AWS based tenants, you can access End-to-End Monitoring by using the App Switcher available in IBM webMethods Integration.

Usage Notes

This section provides any additional information that you need to work with End-to-End Monitoring.

Additional headers are noticed when running a REST application.
When a REST application Flow service is run with changed header attributes, sw6 headers are observed in the pipeline output result. sw6 is a valid request header used by End-to-End Monitoring for monitoring IBM product runtimes. This has no impact on feature functionalities.