Show HN: Falco – Open-Source Web Performance Monitoring
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Re: Show HN: Falco – Open-Source Web Performance Monitoring
#2You might want to consider a name change. Falco is a container security tool that's in the CNCF: https://falco.org/
Re: Show HN: Falco – Open-Source Web Performance Monitoring
#3You might want to consider a name change. Falco is a container security tool that's in the CNCF: https://falco.org/
Also Falcon which is off by 1 letter, is a WSGI web library for Python, they both have a similar logo.
Re: Show HN: Falco – Open-Source Web Performance Monitoring
#4You might want to consider a name change. Falco is a container security tool that's in the CNCF: https://falco.org/
Fair point! I’m not much aware of the container space, which explains the overlap. I’ll consider finding another name (which is quite hard since I got used to Falco by now).
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Re: Show HN: Falco – Open-Source Web Performance Monitoring
#6You might want to consider a name change. Falco is a container security tool that's in the CNCF: https://falco.org/
Fair point! I’m not much aware of the container space, which explains the overlap. I’ll consider finding another name (which is quite hard since I got used to Falco by now).
Would you please remove the weird "emoticon key" thing at the bottom? You could almost certainly fit single-letter keywords (the values of the emoticons) in similar space, without forcing everyone to go to a new page and cross-reference. I guessed computer meant programming, and that the palette represented art, but couldn't figure the rest out. There's no point in using short symbols everyone knows.
Re: Show HN: Falco – Open-Source Web Performance Monitoring
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
Fair point! I’m not much aware of the container space, which explains the overlap. I’ll consider finding another name (which is quite hard since I got used to Falco by now).
Would you please remove the weird "emoticon key" thing at the bottom? You could almost certainly fit single-letter keywords (the values of the emoticons) in similar space, without forcing everyone to go to a new page and cross-reference. I guessed computer meant programming, and that the palette represented art, but couldn't figure the rest out. There's no point in using short symbols everyone knows.
Each one shows what they represent when you hover.
Re: Show HN: Falco – Open-Source Web Performance Monitoring
#8Curious to know how it compares to speedcurve (commercial SaaS). Other than being open source obviously :) No affiliation.
Re: Show HN: Falco – Open-Source Web Performance Monitoring
#9You might want to consider a name change. Falco is a container security tool that's in the CNCF: https://falco.org/
Fair point! I’m not much aware of the container space, which explains the overlap. I’ll consider finding another name (which is quite hard since I got used to Falco by now).
I thought this was it, as well. How about falk? Which is the norse name for falcon...
Re: Show HN: Falco – Open-Source Web Performance Monitoring
#10It seems similar to sitespeed.io (also open source), which logs performance metrics to Graphite and offers dashboarding via Grafana. Any major differences?