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Check out the Tracetest integration with Honeycomb that allows you to build end-to-end and integration tests, powered by your existing distributed traces!
Learn how to run Tracetest tests with Tekton. You can now run end-to-end and integration tests, powered by your existing distributed traces, in Kubernetes with Tekton.
How trace-based tests were added to the OpenTelemetry Demo, the challenges faced while building it, the outcomes, and how it can help the OTel community test the demo & add features with confidence.
Trace-based testing overcomes the limits of black box testing by leveraging work already invested in observability of your system via distributed tracing.
This blog post documents our findings and provides step-by-step instructions to set up a local observability environment and inspect traces on its API, node agent, and container runtime.
Troubleshooting tools have evolved, but what about performance testing? Are the same black-box testing methods from the late 2000s still being used? Is this adequate for today’s decomposed services?
By using modern observability techniques, namely distributed traces, tests can be created to verify the entire system flow based on what actually occurred.
Site reliability engineers are concerned about monitoring, not testing. Right?
While tools to enable Trace-Based Testing are new, the concept has been utilized & discussed since 2010. Read the what, why, and learn how you can utilize OTel tracing to supercharge your testing.
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