Hypertrace Newsletter July 2021
What's happening in Hypertrace world this July?
What is the one thing that made you happy recently?
I was submitting CFPs for some of the in-person conferences happening later this year and that little sense of normalcy and excitement of attending in-person events soon made me very happy!
Will you be attending some of these events? How are you feeling about that? Share your excitement with us by replying to this mail.
Okay, let’s just make things more exciting by going through some exciting Hypertrace updates, shall we?
Product
New features in June 2021
- Log Marker and Log records will help users in quick analysis and simplify debugging workflows.
- Raw Spans Grouper optimizations
Community
Read some of our recent blogs:
- Talkin’ Observability podcast is now available on Spotify, Apple podcast, Amazon music, Google podcasts and all major podcast platforms.
Events
In last month,
- We had a Discussion with Jose Carlos Chavez on “Tracing: the foundation of modern Observability?” - you can watch the on-demand version here or listen to a podcast here.
- Community Calls - you can find a recording for June community call here and from this month onwards you can join us for community call on last Thursday of the month at 8:00 AM PST/ 8:30 PM IST/ 11:00 AM ET/ 5:00 PM CET
Upcoming events
- Join us on 13th July to listen to Wu Sheng’s thoughts on Service mesh Observability. You can register for the webinar here.
If you have any questions around Hypertrace or you are evaluating Hypertrace and want some help getting started, feel free to join our slack community and reach out to me or any other member from our team. You can also post your questions in GitHub discussions or create a GitHub issue for feature request.
Thank you for being an amazing community member and stay tuned for more exciting Hypertrace updates in the coming month!
Take care and stay safe.
About author | |
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Jayesh is a founding engineer/ Product Manager at TraceableAI and he is building Hypertrace. He loves reading and you can find him on twitter and linkedin to discuss anything around tech. |