Making your CI/CD Pipelines Speaking in Tongues with Open...
summary
Shows a working pipeline that emits traces, metrics and logs to an OpenTelemetry collector and an Elastic backend using a Jenkins OpenTelemetry plugin plus a Maven extension, Ansible playbooks and pytest-based health checks. The demo runs dockerized Spring apps, triggers a canary deploy, detects a synthetic fault with a 23% error rate and performs an automatic rollback, with spans linking Jenkins, Maven, Ansible and the application. All code is open source under the elastic GitHub org and a runnable demo is provided.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:54Introduction
- 5:20Jenkins trace
- 6:07Maven trace
- 7:06Demo: Design
- 8:32Demo: Canary Deployment
- 25:57References
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