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Instrumenting your application allows observability data from your application to be displayed in the Datadog UI.
There are two ways to instrument your application: automatic or manual instrumentation.
Auto-instrumentation (Preview) | Client-side (Manual) | |
---|---|---|
SDK setup mechanism | Automatically add RUM JS to your web app HTML. Once RUM Auto-instrumentation is set-up, manage configurations from the UI. | Manually add the RUM SDK to your application code and manage configurations in code. |
Code changes required? | No | Yes |
Setup complexity | Low | Medium |
User personas | SRE and engineering teams without access to frontend code, or teams who need to manage all observability needs centrally, may find this useful for: - Unlocking performance data across all applications upon setting up RUM - Holistically monitoring application performance across the organization | Frontend engineering, mobile engineering, or product teams with access to frontend code may find this method useful for: - Daily engineering needs (for example: live support, troubleshooting, and health checks for downstream services) -Product needs (for example: user flow analysis, user segmentation, and feature flag tracking) - Capturing observability from in-house code or complex functions that aren’t captured by automatic instrumentation |
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