Prequel
@prequel_dev
Helping engineering teams find and fix failure for good.
🎙️ Missed our live podcast with Denis Bakhvalov, Intel's performance ninja? 🥷🏻 🚀 CPU trends shaping app performance 🔍 How compilers optimize modern software 📈 Benchmarking best practices ⚖️ Performance vs. scalability tradeoffs Link in the comments. #Performance #SRE #CPU
TNS did a demo with the @prequel_dev co-founders @asklyndon and @snowboardvstree. Prequel fills a need in the observability space. thenewstack.io/prequel-softwa…
🚀 CRE + preq are now 100% open source. 🛠️ Community‑driven rules & problem detector to catch reliability issues fast — free for humans and AI agents. ⭐ repos github.com/prequel-dev/pr… github.com/prequel-dev/cre 💻 binaries docs.prequel.dev 📝 prequel.dev/blog-post/were…
🚨 April issue of Detect is out — and it’s a banger. ✅ OpenAI 429s (spoiler: not just traffic) ✅ Cloudflare’s rollout gone wrong ✅ Memory lies devs still believe ✅ A smarter take on availability from Riot Games For the engineers on the hook when things break. Link below👇
🚨 Outages, debugging, and scaling chaos! 🚨 OpenAI and Canva faced downtime, a Kubernetes add-on showed its quirks, and debugging Rust proves no walk in the park..... Our latest newsletter is out. detect.sh/blog/detect-10… #Kubernetes #debug #SRE #reliability #problemdetection
Proactively searching for these anti-patterns is hard enough. Doing something about it before it explodes is even harder. This is why I like community driven problem detection. You can leverage their experience on top of yours to help make the case for action.
Days ago, I detected a query in a system in development that immediately triggered an alert on me. I communicated this finding to the team but wasn't firm enough to force an immediate change or fix it. I deeply regret it. This is what happened later: When multiple users…