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by mikeshi42 1y ago
There's a version that we call local mode which is intended for engineers using it as part of their local debugging workflow: https://clickhouse.com/docs/use-cases/observability/clicksta... Otherwise yes
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
This is good feedback to make things more clear :) HyperDX is part of ClickStack, so ClickStack = { HyperDX, ClickHouse, OTel }. This is the stack we recommend that will deploy in seconds and _just work_, and can scale up to PB+ and beyond
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
That'd be awesome! Ferret has been on my radar for a while now :) If you want to chat with us on Discord: https://hyperdx.io/discord
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
Nope! We're virtually schema agnostic, you can map your custom schema to observability concepts (ex. the SQL expression for TraceID, either a column or a full function/expression will work). We don't have any lock in to our i
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
In theory you should be able to try using FerretDB for example. We have this on the medium term roadmap to investigate proper support for a compatibilty layer such as ferret or more likely just using ClickHouse itself as the operational dat
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
Luckily ClickHouse and serious throughput are pretty synonymous. Internally we're at 100+PB of telemetry stored in our own monitoring system. Vector supports directly writing into ClickHouse - several companies use this at scale (iirc
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
Echoing the comment below, I guess one obvious thing is that we are a team at ClickHouse and an official first-party product on top. That translates into: - We're flexible on top of any ClickHouse instance, you can use virtually any sc
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
Wow this is an incredible throwback! Can't believe your memory is this good. It's quite funny and I totally agree - I met the Gradio founders in an accelerator (when they were just getting started) after we shut down ModelDepot -
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
First off, always really excited to hear from our production users - glad to hear you're getting good value out of the platform! HyperDX isn't being deprecated, you can probably see on the marketing page it's still really pro
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
Great questions! OTel Metrics: I get it, it's specified as almost a superset of everyone's favorite metric standards with config for push/pull, monotonic vs delta, exponential/"native" histograms, etc. I have m
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
I agree - rotel seems like a really good fit for a lightweight lambda integration for OTel, it of course should work already since we stand up an OTel ingest endpoint so it should be seamless to send data over! (Kind of the beauty of OTel o
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
Hey that's a good point on the link! Not something I can change now unfortunately, I was hoping having it near the top of the text post would help too for those that wanted to dig in more :) That being said - as you've mentioned s
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Show HN: ClickStack – Open-source Datadog alternative by ClickHouse and HyperDX(github.com)
241 points by mikeshi42 1y ago|83 comments
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
imo cursor's small context window on the $20 plan is what kills their agent mode. Try claude code or anything that lets you use larger context windows (I think cursor has a tier you can pay for now?). claude code regularly deletes and
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Show HN: ClickStack – open-source Datadog alternative by ClickHouse and HyperDX(github.com)
14 points by mikeshi42 1y ago|1 comments
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by mikeshi42 1y ago
Can confirm the workbench does with `claude-sonnet-4-20250514` returns Biden (with a claimed April 2024 cutoff date) while Chat returns Trump (as encoded in the system prompt, with no cutoff date mention). Interesting
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
I don't think there's a right answer here, but there's definitely a point where your code contributions are much lower leverage than for example trying to recruit the next set of critical engineers, working on the technical r
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
agreed! or these days just aggregate them directly as if they were metrics
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
Honestly sounds like good advice for almost anything new/creative :)
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
(not op) curious what you find frustrating about it?
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
author here, just wanted to chime in that I really appreciate the kind words about what we've been building :)
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
This looks pretty cool, I love seeing more clickhouse-native logging platforms springing up! It's a surprisingly underrated platform to build on when I talk to other engineers. I'm one of those authors of an existing log viewer (h
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
I do recall doing the same - partially for myself to remember all the meal hacks coworkers gave me! Putting those packaged hardboiled eggs and seaweed snacks into shin ramen is still memorable to this day.
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
Doesn't the last layer output a variable-size vector based on seq length? It'd take a bit of hacking to get it to be a semantic vector. Additionally, that vector is trained to predict next token as opposed to semantic similarity.
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
Something needs to generate the document embeddings since the LLM itself won't
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
Caddy isn't just for local docker-based mac development - I use it for any small project hosted on a linux VPS for example.
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by mikeshi42 2y ago
You want to be careful of async inserts as it's in-memory buffered as well and is not replicated afaik. So you can lose a bit of durability when using it (or you make sure your upstream pipeline can retry). It is really nice in a pinch
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HyperDX (YC S22) is hiring engineers to build open source observability(ycombinator.com)
1 points by mikeshi42 2y ago
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HyperDX (YC S22) is hiring engineers to build open source observability(ycombinator.com)
1 points by mikeshi42 2y ago
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HyperDX (YC S22) is hiring engineers to build open source observability(ycombinator.com)
1 points by mikeshi42 2y ago

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