Golang Distributed Tracing – OpenTelemetry Based Observability

OpenTelemetry (OTel in short) is an open-source observability framework that provides a standard set of vendor-agonistic SDKs, APIs, and tools to connect with observability backends. It supports all major programming languages, including Java, Python, Node.js, and Go.  In short, it lets you collect, export, and analyze telemetry data from your applications and services, including metrics, […]

Trace-based Testing: Modern Testing for the Modern Infrastructure

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Traditional software application infrastructure generally followed a monolithic pattern; one application connected to one database. Understanding what was going on inside the application itself was a simple proposition, with relevant logs and metrics all originating from the same source. When it came time to scale, the answer was to get a bigger server or to […]

A better developer experience: Applying observability to 3rd-party integrations

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3rd party integrations can be tedious because of lack of visibility into behind-the-scenes processes. Here’s how to use 3rd-party integrations’ observability to identify errors fast, making development more efficient.   3rd party integrations are inevitable in development. Some functionality is outsourced as there is no need to develop something in-house that’s already working, while some […]

Unlock the power of OpenTelemetry and Helios through the OTel community demo

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Developers can now experience hands-on the combined value of OTel and Helios when building distributed applications with this OTel community demo   OpenTelemetry (OTel), the emerging industry standard for collecting observability data, recently announced the GA of its demo application – and this is good news for distributed tracing fans. Developers can now get a […]