Open-source Real User Monitoring
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Open-source Real User Monitoring
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Re: Open-source Real User Monitoring
#2funny, im working on something similar
Re: Open-source Real User Monitoring
#3It's great how HubSpot continues to open source these things.
Re: Open-source Real User Monitoring
#4This page is very simple without JavaScript! http://i.imgur.com/3tWz79o.png
Re: Open-source Real User Monitoring
#5If you're interested, HubSpot is currently looking for engineers and interns: http://github.hubspot.com/#frontend-jobs
Re: Open-source Real User Monitoring
#6If you're interested, HubSpot is currently looking for engineers and interns: http://github.hubspot.com/#frontend-jobs
They actually offered me an interview chance after completing a set of challenges they posted on Talentbuddy.
http://www.talentbuddy.co/set/5286b6e84af0110af3838c47
Re: Open-source Real User Monitoring
#7The Github repot, last commit, was bumping to version 0.3.0 over 4 months ago, but the 'learn more' pages all point to downloading version 0.2.0, from over 5 months ago. The few commits in that period seem fairly innocuous, is this a mistake or is there a good reason not to use the latest version?
Re: Open-source Real User Monitoring
#8The Github repot, last commit, was bumping to version 0.3.0 over 4 months ago, but the 'learn more' pages all point to downloading version 0.2.0, from over 5 months ago. The few commits in that period seem fairly innocuous, is this a mistake or is there a good reason not to use the latest version?
Link fixed, thanks!
Re: Open-source Real User Monitoring
#9The Github repot, last commit, was bumping to version 0.3.0 over 4 months ago, but the 'learn more' pages all point to downloading version 0.2.0, from over 5 months ago. The few commits in that period seem fairly innocuous, is this a mistake or is there a good reason not to use the latest version?
Link fixed, thanks!
Np, great stuff.
Re: Open-source Real User Monitoring
#10How does this compare to the real user monitoring in NewRelic? I know NR is commercial and not cheap, but in features? Thanks!