Tag: debugging

All Your Monitoring Solutions Are Just Wrong

Adam Furmanek | January 9, 2025 | databases, debugging, monitoring, observability, SQL

There are many monitoring solutions available in the market. Some of them are ubiquitous and very popular. However, all of them are simply wrong and put the burden of monitoring on the ...

Can ChatGPT Fix Bugs? ‘Wolverine’ Dev Says YES

Richi Jennings | April 13, 2023 | ai, artificial intelligence, BioBootloader, ChatGPT, debugging, LLM, Low Code, Low-Code/No-Code, microsoft, MSFT, No Code, no-code/low-code, OpenAI, The Long View, Wolverine

In this week’s #TheLongView: Instead of AI aids for programming, what about for debugging? The pseudonymous “BioBootloader” says he’s persuaded GPT-4 to make his code self heal ...

software, crowdstrike, bug, bugs, outage, Fiberplane

Fiberplane Notebook Tool Fosters DevOps Collaboration

Mike Vizard | November 15, 2022 | debugging, Fiberplane, infrastructure as code, IT infrastructure, notebook

Fiberplane today announced it is making available a public beta of a namesake real-time collaboration notebook specifically designed for DevOps teams that need to quickly debug IT infrastructure. Fiberplane CEO Micha Hernandez ...

Code Ownership Is Key to Accelerate Debugging

James Smith | June 21, 2021 | application stability, custom software development, debugging, SRE

App stability is a fundamental part of every app experience. Broadly speaking, app stability is a measurement of the number of total app sessions that are crash-free or the percentage of daily ...

engineering, engineers, AI, AI-focused, Senser engineer AIOps reliability SRE

How Real-Time Debugging Improves Reliability

Josh Hendrick | June 17, 2021 | bug-free code, debugging, reliability, shift left

When designing and building software, service reliability is always at the top of the list of critical focus areas for development teams. Every team that builds software typically has, either directly or ...

Debugging is Broken – Here’s How To Fix It

Josh Hendrick | May 5, 2021 | application pipeline, CI/CD, custom software development, debugging, RSA

Let’s face it, debugging is broken. Whether you wholeheartedly agree or vehemently disagree with that statement, I think we can all agree that debugging, at the very least, has room for improvement ...

Sonatype Acquires MuseDev to Add Code Analysis

Mike Vizard | March 16, 2021 | application security, debugging, MuseDev, sonatype

Sonatype today revealed it has acquired MuseDev, a provider of a code analysis tool, in addition to updating its Nexus platform for discovering vulnerabilities in software supply chains. Muse analyzes code each ...

Real World Development

ROELBOB | February 12, 2021 | debugging, how I spend my days, humor, parody, programming, satire, software development, tech humor

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AWS Brings Machine Learning to Code Optimization

Mike Vizard | July 7, 2020 | AWS, code optimization, coding, debugging, machine learning

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has made generally available a tool dubbed Amazon CodeGuru that employs machine learning algorithms to recommend ways to improve code quality and identify which lines of code are ...

Celestial Support

ROELBOB | July 1, 2020 | compiler error, debugging, error handling, high levels of unbearable frustration, humor, parody, satire, tech support, TypeScript

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Quinque Gradus Infernum (The 5 Levels of Hell)

ROELBOB | June 19, 2020 | analyst reports, cryptic latin, debugging, development, development frames, humor, parody, satire, system logs, system requirements, user demands

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Rookout Extends Reach of Debugging Platform to On-Prem

Mike Vizard | June 18, 2020 | application development, bugs, code, debugging, live code

Rookout, a provider of a software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform designed to simplify the debugging of applications, has extended the reach of its tools into on-premises IT environments. Company CTO Liran Haimovitch said its ...