Java App CI/CD Observability | Oleg Nenashev

Continuous Integration, Delivery, and Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines are vital for maintaining the stability and reliability of cloud-native applications. But did you know that CI/CD observability is just as critical as observability for production environments, especially when it comes to disaster recovery?
In this session, Oleg Nenashev takes us through the world of CI/CD observability, using modern tools and frameworks to ensure the health and stability of your cloud-native applications. With a focus on Java stacks, Oleg will demonstrate how tools like Quarkus, Gradle, and Java Flight Recorder (JFR) integrate into your CI/CD pipelines, and how they work with prominent CD systems like Dagger and Argo CD.
We’ll also dive into the OpenTelemetry ecosystem, with Prometheus and Jaeger providing key observability insights. The session will include live demos and coding, showcasing how to set up CI/CD observability and get detailed insights into pipeline performance, error tracking, and recovery.
Key Topics:
The importance of CI/CD observability for cloud-native apps
Integrating OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and Jaeger into your Java CI/CD pipelines
Working with Quarkus, Gradle, and Java Flight Recorder (JFR) for observability
Using Argo CD, Dagger, and modern CD tools in your observability strategy
Live coding demos showcasing CI/CD pipeline monitoring and disaster recovery
Whether you’re a DevOps engineer, a Java developer, or just interested in CI/CD observability, this talk provides hands-on knowledge and practical examples to improve your cloud-native deployment pipelines.
Don't miss the live demos, and join us for a deep dive into how to achieve robust CI/CD observability in modern Java environments!