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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 […]
For this years CakeFest in Amsterdam we have finally finished native support for both CakePHP 2 and 3 in Tideways. First, we have added automatic transaction/endpoint detection based on Controller and Actions as you can see in this screenshot where we are viewing a trace for AppControllerPagesController::display of the open source project stillmaintained.
Wir sind morgen am 20. Mai auch wieder auf dem Shopware Community Day in Ahaus vertreten und freuen uns wie jedes Jahr auf spannende Themen und Diskussionen.
Here is one performance setting in your PHP configuration you probably haven’t thought about much before: How often does PHP perform random garbage collection of outdated session data in your application? Did you know that because of the shared nothing architecture PHP randomly cleans old session data whenever session_start() is called? An operation that is not necessarily cheap.
We have included PrestaShop 1.6 and 1.7 support in the last release of the Tideways PHP extension. If you are using Tideways with your e-commerce site based on PrestaShop, then you now get better insights for monitoring and profiling data. No changes to your code-base are necessary to get started.
We are introducing “Teams” today, a new feature to improve access controls for your Tideways organization, after several weeks of testing with selected customers.
Today we have a very exciting announcement: Qafoo and I have launched a new company together to turn my side project Tideways – a Profiler, Performance Monitoring and Exception Tracking tool for PHP – into a fully-fledged business. Last year I realized that I wanted to work more on Tideways, but with my projects going on at Qafoo investing more of my free time into it was not going to be sustainable in the long run. So we started planning to found a company together last year in September.
In the last weeks we rolled out several new features for Error and Exception Tracking in Tideways that we have been missing ourselves in the day to day work.
Are you a Heroku PHP user? Then this news will interest you: We are looking for alpha testers of the Tideways addon currently undergoing the process of becoming an official Heroku addon.
Integration with Flowdock is now available in Tideways. If you are using Flowdock for chat ops in your business you can now send alerts for performance regressions and increased error rates to a Flowdock Stream. This allows you to have a discussion and response handling for every incident.