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Reduce 60% of your Logging Volume, and Save 40% of your Logging Costs with Lightrun Log Optimizer
As organizations are adopting more of the FinOps foundation practices and trying to optimize their cloud-computing costs, engineering…
[Press Release] Lightrun Launches Support for Python, Giving Developers a Simpler Way to Debug Live Machine Learning Pipelines
TEL AVIV - August 5, 2021 - Lightrun, the leader in IDE-native observability, today announced support for…
Lightrun Secures $23 Million Series A Funding to Shift Observability “Left”
Funding led by Insight Partners will expand Lightrun’s headcount to meet market demand for real-time production code visibility.
Continuous Debugging and Observability: the Next Agility Best Practices
A Message from Lightrun's Founders Ever since the publication of the “Manifesto for Agile Software Development” approximately two…
Lightrun for Python is Now Generally Available
We’re pleased to announce the release of Lightrun’s developer-native observability platform for Python!
What is Kubernetes Lens?
One major problem with Kubernetes is that it comes with a vast amount of moving parts and certain complexities, such as handling clusters, scaling, storage orchestration, batch execution, and more. This all hinders mainstream developer adoption.
Top 8 Database Version Control Tools
Many DevOps teams struggle to achieve consistent builds and releases due to ineffective collaboration and communication strategies. Over…
Top 12 Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) Tools
Ben Treynor Sloss, then VP of Engineering at Google, coined the term "Site Reliability Engineering" in 2003. Site…
Top 10 Logging Frameworks Across Various Programming Platforms
Logging is an essential part of coding guidelines for any software development project. From humble beginnings as console print messages and file logging libraries for basic debuggability, logging frameworks have now evolved into full-scale platforms offering a variety of advanced features
The Complete List of Spring Boot Annotations You Must Know
Spring applications need a fair amount of configuration. Things like Maven dependencies, MVC configuration, and security all require a lot of code to get up and running. Spring reduces or eliminates these needs entirely, instead allowing you to override any of the defaults it selects for you.
Remote Debugging: The Definitive Guide
With WFH becoming the new normal, companies must find alternative solutions to parts of their current stack that don't work anymore.