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by kvaranasi_ 3mo ago
No, that was a completely different project - build websites in minutes, not weeks. But yes, the AI wave did kill that because you can literally make websites in minutes with Claude code today. But it has the same name - Rocketgraph, and I
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Show HN: ML condenses billions of logs into a tiny snapshot your LLM can debug(github.com)
13 points by kvaranasi_ 3mo ago|3 comments
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Show HN: My tool found 1 DELETE TABLE log from 1M logs(rocketgraph.app)
2 points by kvaranasi_ 4mo ago|1 comments
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by kvaranasi_ 4mo ago
Monitoring tools were built with the premise that humans have written the code and humans are reading the logs, querying dashboards. But today, it's far from the truth. The machine writes code and the machine debugs it. But the logging
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LogHub: A large dataset of real-world logs to benchmark your tools(github.com)
1 points by kvaranasi_ 6mo ago|1 comments
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by kvaranasi_ 6mo ago
Hey, I thought this might be helpful to some of you who are working in the observability space. It's a large dataset of real-world logs. You can use it to benchmark your tools. Or test the ones you are building. I am not the author.
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Ask HN: How do you look for rare log patterns and RCA?
1 points by kvaranasi_ 7mo ago|0 comments
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Drain3: A robust streaming log template miner based on the Drain algorithm(github.com)
3 points by kvaranasi_ 7mo ago|1 comments
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by kvaranasi_ 7mo ago
I really like this library. It basically masks the PII data and creates log templates from logs. So you can ask questions like "How many times has the database connection timed out?" Or "How many times have users logged out o
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Show HN: Using Isolation forests to flag anomalies in log patterns(rocketgraph.app)
4 points by kvaranasi_ 7mo ago|1 comments
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by kvaranasi_ 7mo ago
Consider you have logs at ~100k/hour. And you are looking for a log that you have never seen before or one that is rare to find in this pool of 1000s of look-alike errors and warnings. I built a tool that flags out anomalies. The rares
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Show HN: Compare logs before and after deployment to catch regressions(deploydiff.rocketgraph.app)
1 points by kvaranasi_ 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Cursor for Observability(dashboard.rocketgraph.app)
3 points by kvaranasi_ 7mo ago|1 comments
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by kvaranasi_ 9mo ago
Grafana sucks imo. Their UI is bad, it takes time to setup. It's very difficult to maintain it all together. There should be a free alternative. I'm surprised there is literally no free alternative to Datadog.
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by kvaranasi_ 9mo ago
APM, logs, metrics and alerting all on a single pane of glass.
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Ask HN: Cheaper Datadog anyone?
6 points by kvaranasi_ 9mo ago|11 comments
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by kvaranasi_ 9mo ago
Got it. Yeah I'm building a monitoring tool for web applications. I guess I should start going to some conferences or something. Still figuring it out.
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Ask HN: Moved to SF to build a startup. What next?
7 points by kvaranasi_ 9mo ago|4 comments
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Original Apollo 11 Guidance Computer (AGC) source code(github.com)
4 points by kvaranasi_ 1y ago|0 comments
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by kvaranasi_ 1y ago
can you please email me at kaushik [at] rocketgraph.io
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by kvaranasi_ 1y ago
can you please email me at kaushik@rocketgraph.io
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by kvaranasi_ 1y ago
ok wow. I will check them out and start reaching out. Also any industries I should target with the current idea? Company size/position you have in mind?
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by kvaranasi_ 1y ago
Okay, I reached out to a few who are cursing DataDog, but also are not fully committed to buying what I'm building. How do I reach out to more people? I mean, it's like I KNOW there is some way here. Because they are not like &quo
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by kvaranasi_ 1y ago
Makes a lot of sense. So I am thinking of building an AI-powered Datadog alternative. Why now? is because with AI I can rapidly build integrations to Ruby, Python and other languages. But I'm really low-confidence on this one, because
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Ask HN: Grafana or Datadog?
5 points by kvaranasi_ 1y ago|9 comments
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by kvaranasi_ 2y ago
What could be one such business domain?
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Ask HN: What are some preventive fault tolerance tools
1 points by kvaranasi_ 2y ago|2 comments
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by kvaranasi_ 2y ago
Yeah. Needs to be more concrete.
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by kvaranasi_ 2y ago
Correct they come into CSV -> analytics. They don't care if we use Postgres or Mongo.
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by kvaranasi_ 2y ago
I think this is probably by using a COPY command. Assuming the file is on the same server as Postgres. But from a windows/linux machine, if a user wants to upload the CSV file, I don't see any options in the market.

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