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MAIN TRACK TALK

Observability in testing: Lessons from the real world

In the complex world of software development, mastering Observability is now indispensable. Rodrigo is deeply familiar with this transition and champions Observability’s role in sustaining software integrity. He’ll share insights on monitoring test events, emphasising that these techniques apply broadly, across various platforms. Attendees will grasp strategic, transferrable methods to amplify the role of Observability in testing, equipping them to prevent issues within today’s distributed systems.

Rodrigo’s talk will explain the important role that Observability could play in improving testing practices. He’ll start with a foundational discussion of Observability before moving on to detail how this concept can be practically applied to elevate the efficacy of testers. Focusing on the technical aspects, Rodrigo will outline, with real life stories, how to make use of test-related data for improved software outcomes, while also demonstrating the versatility of these practices across various platforms.


What you’ll learn


Monitor and interpret test-related events, using these insights to augment software reliability.


Comprehend the adaptability of these techniques across different platforms, equipping them with the ability to implement Observability using either vendor or open source tools.


Session details

Track 1

11:05h - 11:50h · May 28th

40 min talk + 5 min Q&A

Observability in Testing

General Level

Talk in English, Translated to Spanish

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Rodrigo Martin Olivera

Rodrigo Martin Olivera is a Principal Software Engineer and Test Architect at New Relic with over 20 years of experience in software testing. He specialises in test automation, performance engineering, and leadership, having defined QA strategies and led teams for global companies like Adidas, Disney, and J.P. Morgan. Currently, his work focuses on improving test observability and testing practices at New Relic. He also organises testing meetups in Argentina and Barcelona and is committed to embedding quality within development teams.