Which tool provides a tracing feature which allows visually following the journey of distributed transactions...

In IBM Cloud Pak for Integration (CP4I) v2021.2, the Operations Dashboard provides a tracing feature that allows users to visually track distributed transactions as they move through various integration components. This includes tracing the flow from an API entry point, through an integration flow, and into an IBM MQ queue.

Provides end-to-end tracing of transactions across multiple integration components.

Helps users visualize the journey of a request, including API calls, integration flows, and MQ interactions.

Supports troubleshooting by identifying performance bottlenecks and errors.

Displays real-time monitoring data, including latency and errors across the system.

A. Asset Manager – This is used for managing, cataloging, and governing integration assets, but it does not provide tracing.

B. Integration Designer – This is used for designing integration flows but does not provide real-time tracing of transactions.

C. Confluent Platform – This is a Kafka-based event streaming platform, not a transaction tracing tool in CP4I.

IBM Documentation – Operations Dashboard Overview

IBM Cloud Pak for Integration Monitoring and Tracing Guide

IBM MQ Tracing in Operations Dashboard

Key Features of the Operations Dashboard:Why Not the Other Options?IBM Cloud Pak for Integration (CP4I) v2021.2 Administration References