
A developer's cheat sheet for adding Java/Spring tests
kok202
Learn how to add tests to Spring! Then, learn how to change the Spring design to make testing more natural.
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TDD, Software Test, unittest
We will explore what efforts are needed to introduce observability.
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observability
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What is observability? Observability is often used interchangeably with "monitoring," but they are fundamentally different. "Monitoring" is an act or system that measures the metrics of software in an operating environment, sends alarms based on those metrics, and visualizes them so that developers/operators can understand the state of the system.
But “observability” essentially goes beyond collecting numbers to describe a system and engineering culture that collects structured information with near-infinite cardinality and dimensionality about the execution flow of code and all events that occur in distributed applications (servers, clients, DBs, etc.) where software runs, and quickly (within 10 seconds) retrieves/aggregates that information so that developers/operators can actively explore and investigate the current state of the application.
Does your software support "observability"? How is software debugging usually done? How do you get notified that something is wrong in your production environment? Do you try to reproduce the problem when you get a report of a problem?
There are many questions about observability. This lecture is designed to help you think about how your software and your team (including yourself) deal with those questions, and to suggest questions that come up and better ways to do so.
Who is this course right for?
Developers who find it difficult to debug operating environments
A developer who is afraid of deployment
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