Nowadays, OpenTelemetry is becoming an industry standard in the observability world. More and more systems need to be monitored to prevent downtimes and keep the availability of the services. In this article, we will show how to set up and visualize data exported from the OpenTelemetry’s Collector and transport them into Datadog, a popular monitoring platform.
‘I am a QAS’ or ‘I am a software tester.’ I am sure you heard at least one of these during your studies or in your current job. In general, it is true that they work on the same processes and applications. However, the approach that is used is slightly different. Unfortunately, these days we are witnessing the unification of Quality Assurance Specialist (QAS) and tester positions. We may come across general assertions, such as ‘A QAS is just a tester,’ but also ‘A tester is a QAS.’ I cannot agree with such statements one hundred percent. That is why I would like to describe what the work of a QAS and a software tester looks like and what they actually do at work.
Even if you’ve never used them before, these tools are what separates professionals from amateurs. And if you happen to be looking for code style guides for Python that are based on what is written in the official language documentation, you’ll be delighted to try them out in your own project.
