New Weekly Coding Live Stream In the first episode our all new weekly live streaming demo session, Blake talks about the recent push to migrate Exceptionless from Elasticsearch 1.x to Elasticsearch 5.x. One major part of this project has been updating Foundatio.Repositories and Foundatio.parsers, both of which are parts of our pluggable foundation block project for building …Read More
If you missed our JavaScript Client announcement, this is a great chance to see just how quick and easy the client is to install and use! You can be finding those hard to track down bugs, errors, and exceptions, as well as tracking other events and log messages, in literally minutes. We’ve made it super easy to …Read More
If you missed our JavaScript Client announcement, this is a great chance to see just how quick and easy the client is to install and use! You can be finding those hard to track down bugs, errors, and exceptions, as well as tracking other events and log messages, in literally minutes. We’ve made it super easy to …Read More
In the process of developing Exceptionless, we realized there was a lack of good, simple, open source solutions for caching, queues, locks, messaging, jobs, file storage, and metrics when building scaleable applications. We tried an open source Redis cache client for caching, but it went commercial (expensive) and there wasn’t any in-memory implementations. For the …Read More
In the process of developing Exceptionless, we realized there was a lack of good, simple, open source solutions for caching, queues, locks, messaging, jobs, file storage, and metrics when building scaleable applications. We tried an open source Redis cache client for caching, but it went commercial (expensive) and there wasn’t any in-memory implementations. For the …Read More
So you’ve been using Exceptionless for a while, but you wish you had a different dashboard, or maybe you’d like to integrate event data into one of your apps. No problem, just use the API! Through our adventures while building Exceptionless, we’ve kept open source, automation, and ease of use in mind. With that, we think our API, …Read More
One of the most requested features from the beginning of Exceptionless 1.0 was a filtering and searching system. When we started developing Exceptionless 2.0, we knew it was one of the major features we wanted to include. We couldn’t just throw in a string search and hope for the best. We had to build it …Read More
If you’ve used Exceptionless, chances are a search or filter system would have helped you out more than once. We know, and we agree! That’s why we’ve made it a priority with Exceptionless 2.0, which is coming very soon. To expand on our previous “Exceptionless 2.0 User Interface FIRST LOOK” article, we want to give …Read More
