Capital One's engineering team developed a DevOps dashboard called Hygieia that the company has open-sourced.
Financial institution Capital One has come up with a newDevOps dashboard that the company has open-sourced to share with developers and operations teams everywhere.Tools are key to today's Agile and DevOps methodologies. A typical project deals with Agile project management tools, source control, continuous integration (CI) tools, testing tools, static code analysis and security scanning tools, and deployment and monitoring tools, to name a few, said Tapabrata Pal, director of Next Generation Infrastructure at Capital One. Large enterprises and complex systems sometimes use multiple CI, testing and scanning tools, each of which has nice dashboards to present key information stored in it. But what is lacking is a single, comprehensive end-to-end view of the state of a delivery pipeline in near real time, he said.
"We looked for a visualization tool in the commercial market as well as in the open source community," Pal said in a post on the Capital One Engineeringblog. "There are some excellent commercial Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools that allow one to visualize traceability between stories, code, tests and builds. These tools, however, do not cross over from build to deployment, meaning they do not provide visibility into deployment activities in the same dashboard. There are some good commercial Operations tools that provide visibility into server and applications' run-time health, metrics, analytics, etc. These also do not provide visibility into the development and build activities. Open source tools/frameworks, such as Grafana, provide generic framework to build a dashboard, but collecting data from the DevOps tools is still a challenge."
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