Observability for CI Pipelines

Debug failed tests with traces, metrics, logs, live debugging and more

Thundra Foresight takes the guesswork out of troubleshooting build failures, providing unmatched visibility into your continuous integration process.

Foresight is Entirely & Forever Free for Open-Source Projects

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Explore Foresight for free with the below Open-Source Projects

To understand how Thundra Foresight works, we added Foresight into several open-source projects. You can explore the build process and the test runs for these open source projects. We recommend you give a quick tour with sample applications then set up your own project.

AWS Java SDK

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Eureka

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Hazelcast

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Hystrix

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Localstack

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Spring

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Zuul

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Foresight brings modern observability to your tests

check Improve your build performance by troubleshooting errors in your test runs

check Don’t reproduce test failures just debug on your CI server

check Gain rapid insights into the important metrics to keep the entire CI pipeline on track

check Don’t get lost in log dumps, trace the test errors across many external services

Your Security is Our Main Concern!

Thundra never sees nor has access to your source code.

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Full Visibility Into Your Test Runs

Status summary is displayed in a single screen for your test suites and Individual tests in every test run.
Identify slow, erroneous, and flaky tests and test suites!

Contextualized Information For Every Single Test

Logs, metrics, traces, and performance charts give immediate context about the failure root cause.

Distributed Tracing For Your Tests

Debug failed tests with traces, metrics, logs, and live debugging!
Understand the behavior of your distributed microservices application at a test failure.

Time Travel Debugging

Travel back in time to previous states of your application when testing by getting a snapshot of when each line is executed.
Step over each line of the code and track the values of the variables at each test run!