Hygieia – Building Observability Into Your Devops Workflow
summary
Hygieia claims a concrete outcome: a single open source dashboard that visualizes CI/CD health by ingesting tool APIs into a canonical model, storing data in MongoDB and exposing it via an API layer. Collectors run on schedules or webhooks and collectors convert tool APIs into a canonical model; an audit API runs automated checks against security, tests and versioning; a Jenkins plugin pushes build metadata in real time. Capital One, Walmart and Verizon contribute and Walmart reports 5000+ dashboards in production.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00Capital One DNA
- 3:30Digital Transformation
- 6:10Agile Journey
- 9:30Release Frequency
- 10:35Pipelines
- 14:32Hygieia
- 14:55Architecture
- 16:25CICD
- 19:10Collectors
- 20:24Tools
- 22:00Team View
- 23:16Code Progression View
- 23:42Cloud Utilization Cost View
- 24:24Product Dashboard
- 25:05Executive Dashboard
- 26:49Gamification
- 28:04Hygieia accolades
- 29:23Hygieia consortium
- 31:06Community contributions
- 32:06QA
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