OpenTelemetry based. Works with all major vendors and open source observability solutions.

Leverage Distributed Tracing

to Shine the Observability Light Inside Your Testing Black Box

Generate a Trace Response

Call your system via a test trigger to get the response and initiate the trace.
Use existing Cypress, k6, Playwright or Postman tests, or specify the trigger via HTTP, gRPC, Kafka or more.
OpenTelemetry, OpenTracing, and Zipkin headers are automatically attached to the triggering requests.
Tracetest's polling algorithm queries your existing tracing solution and gets the complete trace.

Tracetest Renders and Analyzes the Trace

Visually render the associated trace results.
Trace scoring finds problems with instrumentation, missing attributes and naming conventions.
Identify potential security problems such as recording sensitive data, passwords, API key leaks, and more.
Create custom rules and enforce instrumentation standards across teams.

Build Assertions Against Response and Trace Data

Add assertions for status codes, business data, existence of spans, expected flow and performance.
Assertions target one or multiple spans such as verifying all MySQL calls finish within 100ms.
Snippet generator suggests the appropriate test for each service.
Integration tests that would take days can be created in minutes.

Run Observability-Enabled Tests as part of CI/CD

Run tests via Tracetest CLI in your existing CI/CD pipeline.
Tests are expressed in a clean, concise YAML format, enabling source control processes.
Enforce trace rules and rollback deployments if observability standards are not met.
Failed tests have a completed trace attached facilitating speedy root cause analysis.

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Works With Your Existing Tests

And Your Current Observability Solution

Tracetest works with your existing tests, adding deeper testability and visibility to test results by leveraging your existing tracing solution. See integrations.

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