
Code Ownership in the Post Continuous-deployment Era
Continuous deployment vs. continuous delivery. Here’s some ways to not lose track of the ultimate goal: continuous improvement
Raw data and dashboards take time to analyze and slow developers down. We built Digma to interpret the information collected by observability tools, turn them into insights and integrate those insights with your IDE and dev tools so you can use them while coding.
It takes time and manual work to aggregate and understand the significance of raw observability data. And though these insights are too valuable to ignore, we know most developers simply don’t have the time (or patience) to root them out.
Digma automates this process, providing a continuous feedback pipeline that analyzes logs, traces and metrics from OpenTelemetry and other observability data sources to glean insights into how your code runs in a real-world environment.
Context switching is guaranteed to slow you down, so Digma makes observability insights directly accessible in your IDE. With Digma, you can answer questions like these as you work:
Context switching is guaranteed to slow you down, so Digma makes observability insights directly accessible in your IDE. With Digma, you can answer questions like these as you work:
If you’re already using OpenTelemetry, you just need to add Digma as another target for the observability data. A single line of code is usually enough.
To use Digma, your coding language and IDE need to be supported as well. Here are the languages and IDEs we support currently. We are adding to this list as we grow, so if you don’t see your stack represented here, please let us know.
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