Dash0

Today is another big day for @dash0hq. We're welcoming @PolarSignalsIO to the team.

Polar Signals has built the leading continuous profiler for cloud-native workloads, including GPU and CUDA support, and created Parca, the open source continuous profiling project.

Together, we're bringing continuous profiling natively into Dash0. That means profiling won't live in a separate tool; it’ll sit alongside traces, metrics and logs in the same OpenTelemetry-native platform, unifying the data and giving engineers a much deeper understanding of what's happening inside their applications.

We've shared more about why we made this move in the comments.

In 2019 Frederic Branczyk predicted on the KubeCon keynote stage that profiling would become the fourth pillar of observability.

Today at KubeCon, Profiling is generally available in Dash0. CPU and memory profiles next to your traces, logs and metrics.

Live demos at booth 134.

Learn more here: eu1.hubs.ly/H0zMSrF0

Badges on. Slides (almost) done. KubeCon starts today. 🔴

Four speakers, nine talks and a full day of Agentics from Dash0 in Salt Lake City. Times and rooms are in the images. From Tuesday you’ll find us at booth #134.

Win an NVIDIA DGX Spark at KubeCon, before KubeCon even starts.

On Monday 9 November the Cloud Native Hackathon by WeMakeDevs takes over The Shop Workspace in Salt Lake City. One day to build anything that makes conferences easier, with $20,000 in cash prizes and Kelsey Hightower judging alongside Saiyam Pathak, Joseph Sandoval and our own Julia Furst Morgado.

Dash0 runs the Stop Flying Blind track, built on OpenTelemetry. Our team is there to help you build.

It’s free, first timers are welcome, and everyone who comes gets a Keychron keyboard.

Sign up link in the first comment 👇

The secret to a successful re:Invent isn't what you put on your calendar. It’s what you take off.

Every year, thousands of engineers show up with color-coded, 8-hour daily agendas and end up exhausted, overwhelmed, and hiding in their hotel rooms by Wednesday night.

AWS Heroes Julia Furst Morgado and Raphael Manke have learned that lesson the hard way. On Tuesday, November 17 at 11am ET / 5pm CET, they’re breaking down the anti-burnout approach:

• Prioritizing people and the hallway track over slide decks (remember most sessions will be recorded)

• Navigating the physical geography of the casinos

• What’s actually worth showing up for in person

30 minutes, rapid-fire Q&A, plus we have a little surprise cooking for folks who join us live until the end!

Lock in your free spot below (link in the first comment).