Tired of Node.js flamecharts full of `a`, `m`, and `_0x3f2`? We just shipped source maps support for Node.js profiles in Polar Signals Cloud.
Just add a plugin to your build pipeline, and your profiles show the real code.
Know more: www.polarsignals.com/blog/posts/2...
We've been working on a major schema migration at @polarsignals.com that has unlocked some pretty wild improvements. Apart from a 50% (!!) reduction in storage size thanks to logical compression in vortex.dev, there has been a dramatic improvement in query performance.
Polar Signals Cloud is an always-on, zero-instrumentation continuous profiling for CPU, GPU, and Memory that helps improve performance, understand incidents, and lower infrastructure costs.
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🤖Using Polar Signals Cloud and Claude Code to autonomously optimize your code every day! 📈
Also: Check out our new website! What do you think?
www.polarsignals.com/blog/posts/2...
New Blog Alert! Learn how we overcame eBPF limits to unwind deeply nested PyTorch training stacks and learned some cools things along the way:
www.polarsignals.com/blog/posts/2...
📢 It’s a new year so we’re announcing something new which is the Sandwich view: A way to visualize a function’s callers and callees side by side for better debugging and performance work. Read more about it here: www.polarsignals.com/blog/posts/2...
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If you're doing any performance work on GPUs, this is huge. PC sampling is a powerful tool for GPU optimization, but causes serial kernel executions.
We've released production-ready continuous PC sampling so you can get GPU performance insights on your production workloads.
We just enabled the read path for all customers, and will be writing more about this soon! In the meantime, enjoy.
My EuroRust talk has been uploaded to YT! I cover how we architected our Rust database at @polarsignals.com as a set of state machines to enable deterministic simulation testing and catch hard-to-reproduce bugs before they hit prod.
Claude is down. I guess I have to learn how to code again.
I'm happy to share that I will be speaking at #QConLondon on March 16 on deterministic simulation testing at Polar Signals. For anyone interested in attending: SPEAKER60QUK26 for £60 off