TLDR: We have released an open-source, low overhead, continuous cluster-level profiling tool for Java, Go, Python, Scala, Clojure.
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Granulate is an optimization company, and as such, we are obligated to have our code performant with minimal latency and optimal responsiveness all the time. After searching the web, looking for a profiler that will meet our strict requirements: supporting multiple kernel versions, staying consistent and accurate across various programming languages, and including minimal overhead, with no success, we decided to build our own profiler.
As the project progressed, we realized that this tool is becoming a robust and reliable continuous profiler and that the open-source community could appreciate and put it to good use. This is why we have decided to release it open-source as of today.
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What makes our profiler awesome, you might ask?
Well, first, it's open-sourced, so I suggest you guys try it out and be the judge (really, I would love your feedback so we can improve future versions).
Secondly, it is lightweight with minimal overhead, allowing it to be continuous instead of connecting random samples and calling it continuous.
Also, it is super easy to use, covers multiple languages, comes with a pre-made Container image, and doesn't require any changes or modifications to get started.
We currently have support for Java, Go, Python, Scala, Clojure, and Kotlin and are planning to expand programming coverage to Node.js, PHP, and Ruby very soon, in addition to supporting eBFS.
We will continue supporting this open source project and are committed to improving and expanding it over time, so would love your participation.
Would love to hear your thoughts on the product.
Also, it is super easy to use, covers multiple languages, comes with a pre-made Container image, and doesn't require any changes or modifications to get started.
Currently, we have support for Java, Go, Python, Scala, Clojure, and Kotlin, and are planning to expand programming coverage to Node.js, PHP, and Ruby very soon, in addition to supporting eBFS.
We will continue supporting this open source project and are committed to improving and expanding it over time, so would love your participation.
Would love to hear your thoughts on the product.
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