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Sequential-storage Efficiently Store Data in Flash

Nov 14, 2024 By Dion Dokter In Memfault
While using a full-blown filesystem for storing your data in non-volatile memory is common practice, those filesystems are often too big, not to mention annoying to use, for the things I want to do. My solution? I’ve been hard at work creating the sequential-storage crate. In this blog post I’d like to go over what it is, why I created it and what it does.
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trackjs

Common Errors in Next.js Caching

Nov 12, 2024 By Jordan Griffin In TrackJS
Caching is one of the big draws for people using the Next.js framework. Its on-by-default, “just works” nature sets you up for high performance applications right out of the gate. However, improving web performance comes at the cost of a complex caching system. This complexity is a source silent errors in the form of stale and incorrect data. Next.js does its best to choose the right caching behavior for each page.
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sentry

Debugging Python Cold Starts with Sentry Profiling and improving our P99 latency by several seconds

Nov 7, 2024 By Josh Ferge In Sentry
At Sentry, we don't just build debugging tools for developers—we use them ourselves. This story demonstrates how we leveraged our own platform to solve a mysterious performance issue that was causing significant latency spikes in our critical infrastructure which is used in nearly every backend request.
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site24x7

Debugging Kubernetes pod pending failures

Oct 24, 2024 By Grace Nalini In Site24x7
Every pod has its purpose. During an application deployment, all the workloads in the cluster work cohesively and ensure that the deployment launches—without any hiccups. When a pod is created, it starts its lifetime in a Pending state. A pod is in the Pending state when it is still in the process of being scheduled for deployment. When it is scheduled for deployment and the containers have started, it converts to the Running phase. It only takes a few seconds for the phase transition.
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coralogix

Master debugging with four ways to visualize your traces

Oct 21, 2024 By Amit Ofry, Product Manager In Coralogix
In a world where microservices rule and distributed architectures are the norm, understanding how a single request flows through your system can be an overwhelming challenge. But don’t worry—there’s light at the end of the tunnel! And not just one light, but four.
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Memfault

Embedded World North America 2024 Recap

Oct 17, 2024 By Gillian Minnehan In Memfault
Last week, a handful of Memfolks had the opportunity to travel to Austin to attend the first ever Embedded World North America1! Embedded World NA welcomed 3,500 visitors and 180 vendors across 3 days2. While it was surely a smaller showing than Nueremburg’s Embedded World, we still wanted to quickly touch on our takeaways from the event. In this post, we will cover what we learned from the first Embedded World North America.
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lightrun

How Generative AI Is Revolutionizing Debugging

Oct 15, 2024 By Eran Kinsbruner In Lightrun
In the rapidly evolving landscape of software development, the integration of generative AI has become a game-changer for organizations striving to deliver high-quality software at scale. Among its many transformative applications, autonomous debugging stands out as a critical advancement, offering the potential to revolutionize the way development teams tackle errors and maintain operational efficiency.
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Memfault

Comparing Firmware Development Environments - Linux, Windows, WSL2, and VMWare

Oct 10, 2024 By JP Hutchins In Memfault
About a year and a half ago, I decided to take a different approach to setting up a Zephyr environment for a new project at Intercreate. Instead of using my trusty VMWare Workstation Linux VM, I opted for WSL2. I was curious to find out: Would hardware pass-through for debugging work reliably? Would all of the tooling dependencies be supported? What about build system performance?
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Launch Week Keynote: Log Management and Analytics

Oct 8, 2024 By Memfault In Memfault
Logs have always been a critical component of observability, extending beyond embedded development. Many embedded teams rely heavily on logs and strive to enhance efficiency. Some struggle to extract value from their logs due to the complexities of collection and analysis. Regardless of your team's current situation, we are here to help. Our new Log Management and Analytics offering streamlines log collection, accelerates investigations, and transforms your logs into easily accessible insights across your entire fleet.
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