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AWS Lambda adds application performance monitoring (APM) for Java and .NET runtimes via Application Signals

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AWS Lambda has expanded its Application Performance Monitoring (APM) capabilities by adding support for Java and .NET managed runtimes through Amazon CloudWatch Application Signals.

  • Supports Java 11, 17, 21, and .NET 8 runtimes
  • Provides pre-built dashboards for key metrics like throughput, availability, latency, and errors
  • Offers correlated traces and dependency interactions
  • Requires no manual instrumentation or code changes
  • Can be enabled with a single click in the Lambda console

The feature is available in all commercial AWS Regions and offers a cost-effective monitoring solution for serverless applications, enabling developers to easily track and troubleshoot performance.

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