Speedscale CLI - Java Example
Ken walks through a Java example of the Speedscale CLI tool showing how to inspect inbound and outbound REST API calls.
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Speedscale CLI - Python Example
Matt demonstrates the world’s simplest and least reliable Python application using Speedscale’s desktop observability tool.
Speedscale Thoughts on GRPC
There’s been an explosion in GRPC usage recently! Hear why the Speedscale team loves GRPC.
Getting Started with Speedscale CLI
Learn how to install and get started with Speedscale's CLI desktop tool.
Using cURL with and without Speedscale CLI
Learn how to use cURL with and without the CLI on a buggy Python app.
Speedscale CLI Service Map
Speedscale CLI is a desktop tool that offers Service Mapping, enabling developers to auto-detect and map external dependencies that could break in production, without having to send their data anywhere.
Creating Subscription Forms - xMatters Support
In xMatters, you can use subscriptions to ensure that you are always informed about certain events. These subscriptions will send you notifications whenever an event occurs that matches your pre-determined criteria, even if you are not directly targeted to receive a notification for that event. Follow us on social!
Anodot and Coralogix Integration
Anodot seamlessly combines your Coralogix metrics and events with other data sources into our centralized Autonomous Analytics platform. Learn how to sync Anodot to your Coralogix data in just minutes.
How we optimized Python API server code 100x
Python code optimization may seem easy or hard depending on the performance target. If the target is “best effort”, carefully choosing the algorithm and applying well-known common practices is usually enough. If the target is dictated by the UX, you have to go down a few abstraction layers and hack the system sometimes. Or rewrite the underlying libraries. Or change the language, really. This post is about our experience in Python code optimizations when whatever you do is not fast enough.
Webinar Recap: Streamline Connections with LogStream QuickConnect
Feature Highlights is a new addition to our ongoing series of webinars. As the name suggests, it’ll focus on specific product features with anonymized customer use cases taking center stage. In other words, how Cribl customers actually use the features to get the job done, sometimes in unintended ways. QuickConnect was the first act with a session “Streamline Connections w/ LogStream QuickConnect”.