We are pleased to announce our newly launched dashboard design which we have created to assist cross team collaboration for users that prefer to use multiple Stacks per account. We understand that Cybersecurity specialists, Sysadmins, Product owners, developers and CTOs may all have different requirements for using our platform for logs and metrics analysis.
To paraphrase a popular Chinese proverb: “It is better to light a log line than to curse the darkness”. And yet it’s 2021, and many of us are still lost in the dark, struggling to find a match, praying for that one missing log line that would have pointed us in the right direction. How did things get this bad? Since time immemorial, we have relied on logging as the first trustworthy, intuitive, and straightforward debugging method.
See how the Logit.io platform helped give Youredi a more streamlined reporting and data visualisation alternative to using Microsoft’s Power BI in our latest customer case study. Outside of its BI capabilities, the Logit.io platform is used throughout Youredi by everyone from their technical teams through to their customer support and professional services department.
In this article, I'll walk you through the differences between self-hosted CI/CD and cloud-based CI/CD (like Bitrise!) and show you why it's time to move into the cloud.
We are excited to announce that Logit.io has recently taken home three awards from Appvizer’s selection ranking the best log management and data analytics tools on their platform. In addition to this, we’ve also been named as one of their certified partners for 2021.
Developing against third-party or unfamiliar web APIs can be painful and slow compared to using native libraries. For example, making requests with an HTTP client is simple enough but offers no compile-time sanity checks and no way for code suggestion tools like Intellisense to help you navigate. Worst of all, if the API you are consuming introduces breaking changes, you won’t find out until runtime.
This blog post tells the story of why and how we migrated from the Node Redis client library to Ioredis.
In this two-part series, you’ll get a comprehensive overview of everything you need to know to test your LiveView applications in Elixir. In Part I, I’ll introduce you to LiveView testing guidelines and you’ll write some flexible and elegant LiveView unit tests. In Part II, you’ll write interactive LiveView tests that validate a full set of live view behaviors.
Building on Bitrise is about to get faster and more flexible. Farewell to concurrency limitations and build time-outs, as you access our most powerful machines to date.
