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By the end of this in-depth, hands-on, tutorial you’ll learn observability-driven development, how to develop microservices with Go, and how to run trace-based tests with Tracetest.

Adnan Rahic

Sr. Developer Advocate

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The difference between test-driven development and observability-driven development

We’re entering a new era of observability-driven development (ODD), which emphasizes using instrumentation in back-end code as assertions in tests. With Tracetest, you can generate E2E tests from OpenTelemetry-based traces, enforce quality—and encourage velocity—in even the most complex apps.

Adnan Rahic

Sr. Developer Advocate

Tracetest v0.9: Making Configuration Easy

Tracetest v0.9 is here. Tune in to check out how we revamped the configuration flow. You can now hook up trace data stores from the Web UI! Read more below.

Observability and Trace-based Testing in AWS with Serverless Framework, OpenSearch & Tracetest

In-depth tutorial on how to configure OpenTelemetry instrumentation on AWS Lambda by using OpenSearch and Tracetest.

5 Ways Trace-Based Testing Matters to SREs

Site reliability engineers are concerned about monitoring, not testing. Right?

Tracetest v0.8: Chain Tests & Environment Vars

Tracetest's latest release includes environments and transactions making it possible to chain your tests and share environment variables between them.

Observability at Kubecon

Kubecon Detroit is over. Read about the week from an Observability and OpenTelemetry perspective.

Frontend Overhaul of OTel Demo: Go to Next.js

How Tracetest contributed to the OpenTelemetry Project by rewriting the older Go-based store front in Next.js. Discusses the technology choices & details of instrumenting the app.