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14 changes: 7 additions & 7 deletions content/docs/2.2/deployment.md
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The following intra-oriented ports are exposed by default (can be changed via configuration):

Port | Protocol | Function
----- | ------- | ---
8888 | HTTP | metrics port for exposing metrics which can be scraped with Prometheus compatible systems at `/metrics`
8889 | HTTP | ingester port for reading data from Kafka topics and writing to a supported backend
13133 | HTTP | Healthcheck port via the `healthcheckv2` extension
27777 | HTTP | expvar port for process level metrics per the Go standards
Port | Protocol | Endpoint | Function
----- | ------- | ---------- | --------
8888 | HTTP | `/metrics` | metrics port for exposing metrics which can be scraped with Prometheus compatible systems
8889 | HTTP | `/metrics` | ingester port for reading data from Kafka topics and writing to a supported backend
13133 | HTTP | `/status` | Healthcheck port via the `healthcheckv2` extension
27777 | HTTP | `/` | expvar port for process level metrics per the Go standards

See [APIs](../apis/) for the list of all API ports.

## Configuration

Jaeger can be customized via configuration YAML file (see [Configuration](../configuration/)).
Jaeger can be customized via configuration YAML file (see [Configuration](../configuration/)).

Jaeger **collector** is stateless and thus many instances of **collector** can be run in parallel. **collector** instances require almost no configuration, except for storage location, such as [Cassandra](../cassandra/#configuration) or [Elasticsearch](../elasticsearch/#configuration).

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14 changes: 7 additions & 7 deletions content/docs/next-release-v2/deployment.md
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Expand Up @@ -20,18 +20,18 @@ Jaeger backend is released as a single binary or container image (see [Downloads

The following intra-oriented ports are exposed by default (can be changed via configuration):

Port | Protocol | Function
----- | ------- | ---
8888 | HTTP | metrics port for exposing metrics which can be scraped with Prometheus compatible systems at `/metrics`
8889 | HTTP | ingester port for reading data from Kafka topics and writing to a supported backend
13133 | HTTP | Healthcheck port via the `healthcheckv2` extension
27777 | HTTP | expvar port for process level metrics per the Go standards
Port | Protocol | Endpoint | Function
----- | ------- | ---------- | --------
8888 | HTTP | `/metrics` | metrics port for exposing metrics which can be scraped with Prometheus compatible systems
8889 | HTTP | `/metrics` | ingester port for reading data from Kafka topics and writing to a supported backend
13133 | HTTP | `/status` | Healthcheck port via the `healthcheckv2` extension
27777 | HTTP | `/` | expvar port for process level metrics per the Go standards

See [APIs](../apis/) for the list of all API ports.

## Configuration

Jaeger can be customized via configuration YAML file (see [Configuration](../configuration/)).
Jaeger can be customized via configuration YAML file (see [Configuration](../configuration/)).

Jaeger **collector** is stateless and thus many instances of **collector** can be run in parallel. **collector** instances require almost no configuration, except for storage location, such as [Cassandra](../cassandra/#configuration) or [Elasticsearch](../elasticsearch/#configuration).

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