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We at Tideways are working on PHP performance 24/7 and share this knowledge with the community.
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 […]
This Release introduces AI Performance Insights, expanding the Tideways CLI with access to monitoring, exception tracking, Slow SQL, and trace data for agentic performance analysis. We added PHP 8.6 compatibility and improved trace views and instrumentation. We’ve also added a broad range of new framework- and ORM-specific bottleneck detections for Shopware, Magento, Laravel, Symfony, and […]
After our holiday break in December we are happy to introduce the first new feature of 2015. We are starting small with the addition of filtering options for callgraphs.
We have revisited the “Environments” feature of the Profiler and are stopping to collect performance data on non-production environments. With this change the user-experience becomes much better, because we can now always display the production data graphs. The environment switch dropdown was removed from the UI.
We released an important milestone with the Tideways Profiler extension today. The new version allows you to start profiling and monitoring your applications without any code modifications. Documentation and setup guides will be adjusted to reflect this much simpler installation in the next days.
We are releasing a Chrome extension for Tideways today. The extension allows you to force the collection of traces for all requests of your current browser session with the push of a button, instead of having to wait for a random trace to be sampled.
Six month ago the first line of code was written. Now we are finally opening the beta registration to everyone. Read the press release on our company blog.
Almost a month passed since our last blog post on the XHProf extension and we are happy to announce more improvements today that were necessary to improve the experience and performance of the Profiler. We released all this as v0.9.7 of XHProf.
Note: This post is outdated. Please find more information about our current improvements to the XHProf extension on its Github page.
With several waves of beta testers using the Tideways, we already recieved a fair share of feedback, both positive and negative. One point of criticism was centered around the user interface, particularly unexpected page reloads and weird back-button behavior.
One of the first challenges when collecting profiling data from PHP requests regularly is the question of efficency. One central requirement we faced for the application performance monitoring is minimal overhead.