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All types of databases, Redis, Postgres, Clickhouse, Mysql etc. now display important stats and metrics aswell as most run queries in the Maple service map

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BRYCEvor 5 Monaten

This was my visual concept for my data base @alxui_ux

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Lex Tangvor 5 Monaten

That's so cool! When the traffic is high, do these little dots become more dense and move faster?

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Krystian Gebisvor 5 Monaten

How has this not existed prior to now

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Bruce_Leevor 5 Monaten

@grok github

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Andrei Otelvor 5 Monaten

The UI is so clean... It brings factorio vibes, conveyor belts but for data visualization, love it!

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Fredrick Duhiavor 5 Monaten

What if you had factorio for your databases? Now you can

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Werner Kasselmanvor 5 Monaten

first thing I thought of seeing this. Spotlight on XYZ was amazing! Everything old is new again. Spotlight on SQL Server (now Spotlight on SQL Server Enterprise by Quest Software) initially launched in the early 2000s, gaining popularity around 2002–2003 as a groundbreaking visual dashboard for tracking database performance.

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Samuel 🦤 (🧱,🔥)vor 5 Monaten

You generate these from OTEL?

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Makisuovor 5 Monaten

Yes all from your otel data, might extend it with cloud specific data in the future, but currently it’s 100% otel powered

Profilbild von Samuel 🦤 (🧱,🔥)

Samuel 🦤 (🧱,🔥)vor 5 Monaten

❤️

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Nikaovor 5 Monaten

That is so visually appealing, whoa

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Panos Pitsivor 5 Monaten

This is what I though computer science would be like when I was a kid

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Shubham Sharma | AI & Techvor 5 Monaten

The UI is so clean... It brings factorio vibes, conveyor belts but for data visualization, love it!

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Ugur Akdoganvor 5 Monaten

and this is system design version

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Parth Parekhvor 5 Monaten

Could you share the github repo link if possible ?

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Priyansu Kumarvor 5 Monaten

This is one of those features that looks cool in a demo but becomes insanely useful the first time production starts acting weird.

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Yoshikvor 5 Monaten

curious to understand how does this app help create better systems?

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IMRΛNvor 5 Monaten

Damn. I might have to switch. Well done.

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Hiagovor 5 Monaten

cool dashboard sir

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Warlord007vor 5 Monaten

this is amazing

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VincentFreevor 5 Monaten

Can you tell us what this is called?

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Emir Kılıçvor 5 Monaten

ne ara geldi bu kadar feature

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buildwithjayvor 5 Monaten

live query stats per db inside the service map is the thing i always end up wanting and never have in one place. does it surface slow query outliers too or just aggregate counts. the p99 is usually where the real fire is hiding

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AI Mastery Guidevor 5 Monaten

Seeing your most run queries visualized alongside service dependencies in real time changes how fast you actually spot what is causing problems

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Dominicvor 5 Monaten

Did you make that app man? Looks sweet

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DalioWildvor 5 Monaten

wow!

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Junctionvor 5 Monaten

this looks stunning

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Julio Espinosavor 5 Monaten

Cool

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Sara Bluvor 5 Monaten

Clean work. Love how DB metrics sit right next to service nodes. Makes bottleneck hunting faster. That blue UI fits my timeline perfectly.

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Yevhenii Hyzylavor 5 Monaten

It's fantastic work!

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RoboRentvor 5 Monaten

Wow.

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Junior Rodriguesvor 5 Monaten

looks like amazing, i mean, software really should be beautiful like this

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Rapidvor 5 Monaten

Since it's OTEL does that mean I can integrate Cloudflare or since OTEL is not real time in Cloudflare as I understand it won't work?

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Chí Jonyvor 5 Monaten

@grok github

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incpovor 5 Monaten

Is it compatible with signoz or i need to choose only one metric service?

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