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tbh it's partly timing and partly layer. the origins of Trifle go back to 2015 and when I revived it in 2021 OTel was still quite new. it wasn't really an "instead of" decision bac…

The library has no stack, it's just a set of plugins you can either use directly (Ruby, Elixir, Go) or with a framework (Rails, Sinatra, Phoenix, Ash, etc). They write into a datab…

That's a good callout. I had a basic comparison stuffed away on a different page, but you're right that it belongs on the landing page. so I've moved it there as well. I'll work on…

you’re right that there are some similarities here. you can do histogram same way in Trifle just as in Prometheus. and the p95 issue is in both. sum and counts can only get you tha…

thanks! it went through couple redesigns. I'm still not sure if it communicates the message clearly. I'll keep iterating!

it will get busier. the goal is for write to cause the small load every time action happens. this way there is never single heavy query that would cause big load at read time. the …

That's a fair point, and honestly disk cost rarely is the blocker these days. ~4GB assumes a few bytes per event, in our case it is closer to 100GB a day. That would be stored as r…

Trifle is an open-source time-series analytics library that aggregates nested counters instead of storing raw events. All in the database you already have. After rebuilding it twic…

https://www.uniboxapp.com/ has been around for quite long time.

Im looking for a resources (ideally books) that can help juniors, devs and even seniors to improve their technical writing. To help them write better issue descriptions, announceme…

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I don't think it matters if model make sense. It's about giving money to developers so they keep making great product.

Saying that I have a problem paying $60/year to support product that I'm using daily is kinda ridiculous. Of course if it doesn't have value, don't pay. I've been using tower daily…