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OpenTelemetry is a set of APIs and SDKs that allows developers to collect and export traces, logs, and metrics. It enables instrumentation of cloud-native applications, allowing developers to collect telemetry data that helps them understand their software’s performance and behavior.  OpenTelemetry is the way of the future – it’s open-source and vendor-neutral, meaning that developers

In today’s fast-paced financial services industry, delivering exceptional digital experiences is no longer optional—it’s expected. Customers demand real-time, intuitive, and secure interactions, with mobile banking often serving as the centerpiece of these expectations. Financial leaders face the dual challenge of accelerating innovation to meet these demands while maintaining robust security and adhering to stringent regulatory

Contract Testing in Action is your complete guide to implementing contract testing in real-world microservices environments. Co-authored by API testing experts Marie Cruz and Lewis Prescott, this book equips you with practical strategies to confidently integrate contract testing into your workflows, helping you prevent breaking changes, improve API quality, and speed up development. Whether you’re

APIs are not just technical tools—they’re strategic assets driving business transformation. This eBook equips your team with best practices, real-world insights, and a roadmap for creating high-performing APIs that fuel innovation and ensure long-term scalability. Key Reasons to Download: Master Proven API Design Techniques Learn design-first strategies that help teams overcome common API challenges like

Do you know if your app is running slowly? How are your screen loads or network requests? Are your customers abandoning ship due to a bad user experience? Given the increasingly complex and distributed nature of modern software, many businesses struggle to meet the growing expectations of their users. Keeping up with identifying and fixing

Transitioning to agile methodologies is uncomfortable. Teams are pushed to develop complex apps faster than before, making way for new vulnerabilities and costly defects that delay releases. Testing teams are often left playing catch up as teams evolve from Waterfall. Instead of playing catch-up, what if testing could be at the front of progress? Digital