Test Reporting
Most CI pipelines collect test results and then throw them away. The JUnit XML file gets archived, the pipeline moves on, and nobody looks at the trend until something catastrophically breaks. A Grafana dashboard changes that. By routing test result data into a time-series store, you get visibility into
SRE
Synthetic monitoring runs scripted tests against your application continuously — from multiple geographic locations, using real browsers or API clients — to detect issues before users report them. Combined with canary deployments, it becomes your automated deployment safety net. Synthetic Monitoring Fundamentals Synthetic monitors are different from real user monitoring (RUM): Synthetic
Testing
Grafana Tempo is a cost-efficient, horizontally scalable trace backend built for the Grafana observability stack. It works well as a test-environment trace store because it's simpler to configure than Jaeger with external storage, integrates naturally with Prometheus and Loki, and supports TraceQL — a purpose-built query