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🚀 Introducing Insights Anomalies Debugging a slow database can be difficult. With Anomalies, we tell you when your database is running slower than expected and show you exactly which queries are to blame. Now available on all plans:

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Dak2 years ago

Y'all are making "managed database" mean "observed and managed". This is great!

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@michaeldyrynda Nice!

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