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We at Tideways are working on PHP performance 24/7 and share this knowledge with the community.
Understanding complex request traces is one of the hardest parts of performance analysis. In this Release, we focused on making this significantly easier in Tideways. The Timeline has been redesigned to provide a clearer view of how requests are executed, with new layout modes, improved navigation, and a more consistent span model. These changes help […]
10 years ago, Benjamin founded Tideways with a clear goal: support PHP developers and help build faster, more reliable websites. Since then, more than 2,000 customers have used Tideways to gain better visibility into their PHP applications. Seeing that web applications are slow without understanding why sparked an idea for Benjamin, that ultimately led to […]
We just shipped a huge update to the Timeline Profiler in Tideways that improves the level of detail and usability of this core profiling feature. This is the first major step of several more updates to come in the next month.
Finding a specific trace you are interested in just got much easier with the addition of three new filtering features.
Tideways has powerful built-in instrumentation for Laravel, including Eloquent Models and Blade Templating language. To show this support we have added a demo application using the excellent open-source Laravel application Monica – a CRM for your friends and family. You can sign up for Tideways for free and take a look at this and other demo applications.
We just improved the trace listing screen in Tideways and included four new filters.
You may be wondering if your users can slow down or even DOS your MySQL database with an unlucky request. If it contains just the wrong number of conditions in your advanced search form triggering a full table scan on a dataset that is much larger than you have anticipated they probably can.
We have added two new integrations for Tideways in the last days that can receive notifications for Response Time Degradation, Error Rates, New Exceptions, weekly Reports and new releases.
We have released a new opt-in feature that allows the collection of code around every part of an error/exception stack trace. This feature is disabled by default. When enabled the Tideways daemon stores 10 lines of code around each step in the stack trace of an exception or fatal error.
We are introducing new plans for Tideways and are retiring the request-based pricing on March 15th 2017. You can already visit the new pricing page with all the information.
We are rolling out another new feature that has been high on our most wanted feature list for a while, a time-range selector using a small preview-chart with the response time trends of your application.