Aspectow AppMon 2.0.0 and 2.1.0 Released: Faster and More Flexible!

We are excited to announce the simultaneous release of two important new versions of Aspectow AppMon: 2.0.0 and 2.1.0.

These releases fundamentally innovate AppMon’s architecture and add new features focused on user convenience. Version 2.0.0 marks a rebirth, built entirely on the Aspectran framework for maximized performance, while version 2.1.0 takes configuration flexibility and code quality to the next level.

Major Architectural Change: A Complete Transition to Aspectran 9.0 (v2.0.0)

Aspectow AppMon 2.0.0 has been re-engineered from the ground up on Aspectran 9.0. This move modernizes the core dependencies and provides full support for the latest Java 21 environment, delivering the following innovations:

• Core Framework Change: Adopts Aspectran 9.0 as the core framework to provide a lighter and faster application monitoring environment.
• Performance and Stability Improvements: Significantly enhances overall stability and performance through internal logic optimization and improved memory usage.
• Improved Real-time Dashboard: An improved UI/UX allows for more intuitive understanding of the application’s status.
• Enhanced Distributed Tracing: Better capabilities for more accurately tracking and analyzing request flows in microservice architectures.

💥 Critically Important: Java 21 or Higher is Required!

Following the update to Aspectran 9.0, AppMon 2.0.0 and later versions require Java 21 or higher. It will not run on older Java versions, so please be sure to upgrade your environment before use.

New Features & Enhancements (v2.1.0)

Version 2.1.0 focuses on improving configuration flexibility and the developer experience.

• ✨ Added Configurable Counter Persistence Interval
  • You can now configure the interval at which event counter data is saved to the database by adding the counterPersistInterval property (in minutes) to the appmon-config.apon file. (Default: 5 minutes)
  • This allows for flexible control over data aggregation volume and system load.
• 📝 Code Quality and Documentation Improvements
  • Overall Javadoc API Improvement: The Javadoc comments for all classes and methods have been comprehensively improved, significantly enhancing code readability and maintainability.
  • Improved Class Naming Convention: Controller classes have been renamed from ...Action to ...Activity to align with Aspectran’s naming conventions, improving code consistency and clarity.