Open Source vs Commercial Features
Tracetest has two distinct feature sets:
- Hobby Self-hosted Open-source Tracetest Core: Free and available on GitHub. Contains the core trace-based testing features. Perfect for hobby usage and non-production workloads.
- Commercial Tracetest (Cloud + On-Prem): The commercial versions of Tracetest include both a cloud-based managed version and an on-prem enterprise version. They contain more advanced features on top of Tracetest Core for larger organizations with platform and observability teams.
Feature | Open Source | Commercial |
---|---|---|
Core Trace-based Testing Features | ||
Trace Analyzer | Yes | Yes |
Assertion Engine | Yes | Yes |
Run tests as part of CI/CD | Yes | Yes |
Github Action support | Yes | Yes |
Integrations | ||
k6 support | Partial (no run groups) | Yes |
Artillery support | No | Yes |
Cypress support | No | Yes |
Playwright support | No | Yes |
Playwright engine trigger | No | Yes |
Vercel integration | No | Yes |
Cloudflare integration | No | Yes |
AWS Lambda integration | No | Yes |
Enterprise & Advanced Features | ||
Single Sign-on (SSO) | No | Yes |
RBAC | No | Yes |
Runs view with filtering | No | Yes |
Run groups | No | Yes |
Run tests or test suites in parallel | No | Yes |
Synthetic monitoring | No | Yes |
Secrets management | No | Yes |
Support for multiple polling profiles (fast vs long running tests) | No | Yes |
TypeScript / JavaScript integration | No | Yes |
Run tests via the cloud with Tracetest Cloud Agent (public access) | No | Yes |
Enterprise tools for handling Org creation, Org level tokens, scripting configuration of Environments | No | Yes |
CLI resources for cloud management | No | Yes |
OTLP data stores test connection | No | Yes |