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Restructure Application Deployment Trace #388

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thschue opened this issue Nov 11, 2022 · 1 comment
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Restructure Application Deployment Trace #388

thschue opened this issue Nov 11, 2022 · 1 comment
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thschue commented Nov 11, 2022

To make the deployment trace better readable, it should be restructured and look as follows in the future:

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Furthermore, Task and evaluation results should be represented in the Trace to see the following information:

  • What has been executed, and evaluated?
  • What was the result?
  • Why did it fail?

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  • Application Deployment Trace is generated as defined above
  • Getting started (if finished until then) and documentation is adapted

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@thschue thschue added this to the 0.4.1 milestone Nov 11, 2022
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@thschue thschue moved this to 🎟️ Refined in Keptn Lifecycle Toolkit Nov 11, 2022
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LGTM. We should also a specific type for the traces so people can distinguish them from "regular" application traces.

Also we might get back some of the semantics of the Keptn events as well.

Overall, this will be much better than the current span naming

Repository owner moved this from 🎟️ Refined to ✅ Done in Keptn Lifecycle Toolkit Nov 28, 2022
@thisthat thisthat moved this from Backlog to Done in 🛣️ Keptn Roadmap Mar 6, 2023
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