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1 year ago Hi! I would like to propose a talk for the November beJug. It's a topic near and dear to my heart as a developer and as someone working on projects related to it: how to use observability and OTEL effectively as a developer. I've am giving this talk in other JUGs and I think it is an important topic that will interest the community.
I live in the US but am traveling for KotlinDevDay in the Netherlands so would be great to stop by on the 15th or 17th of November.
Title: OpenTelemetry and Continuous Feedback - Things you need to know about your code at runtime
Abstract: There are many tools and libraries that deploy Java code out into production, but how can we bring data and information back into our code?
Continuous Feedback is a new dev practice that provides developers with exceedingly fast feedback loops and code-change analysis to help navigate complex codebases and gain more confidence in your PRs. Using OTEL, as well as open-source tools and platforms, developers can leverage specific metrics, logs, and traces to get immediate feedback as they develop, spot code smells and common issues, and later follow their code at scale as it gets released into the wild. With the right process, it can be useful as a design tool as well.
In this session, we'll explore practical techniques, tools, code examples, and practices that can be combined to create a Continuous Feedback pipeline and how to use observability to improve your code.
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