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Introduction
Quickstart
Self-managed
Kubernetes
Hosts / VMs
Docker
Elastic Cloud Serverless
Kubernetes
Hosts & VMs
Docker
Elastic Cloud Hosted
Kubernetes
Hosts & VMs
Docker
Use Cases
Collecting Logs
Collecting Host Metrics
Instrumenting Applications
Monitoring on Kubernetes
Prerequisites & Compatibility
Components Description
Deployment
Instrumenting Applications
Upgrade
Customization
LLM Observability
Compatibility & Support
Nomenclature
Collector Distributions
SDK Distributions
Demo
EDOT Collector
Overview
Download
Configuration
Default Config—Standalone
Default Config—Kubernetes
Customize Logs
Customize Metrics
Customize Data Ingestion
Limitations
Customization
Components
Custom Collector
Troubleshooting
Frequently Asked Questions
EDOT SDKs
Overview
EDOT .NET
Setup
ASP.NET Core
ASP.NET
Console applications
.NET worker services
Zero-code instrumentation
Opinionated defaults
Configuration
Supported Technologies
Troubleshooting
Migration
Frequently Asked Questions
Release Notes
EDOT Java
Setup
Kubernetes
Configuration
Features
Supported Technologies
Troubleshooting
Migration
Frequently Asked Questions
Performance overhead
Release Notes
EDOT Node.js
Setup
Kubernetes
Configuration
Supported Technologies
Troubleshooting
Migration
Frequently Asked Questions
Release Notes
EDOT PHP
Setup
Configuration
Supported Technologies
Troubleshooting
Migration
Frequently Asked Questions
Release Notes
EDOT Python
Setup
Kubernetes
Manual Instrumentation
Configuration
Supported Technologies
Troubleshooting
Migration
Frequently Asked Questions
Performance Overhead
Release Notes
EDOT Android ⤴
EDOT iOS ⤴
EDOT PHP
Migration
Migrating to EDOT PHP from the Elastic PHP Agent
TODO:
migration steps
advantages of using EDOT
limitations compared to classic agents
(optional) performance comparison
