That’s right folks, Exceptionless 4.0 is here and we’ve got the full low-down on all the improvements, upgrades, and enhancements in this week’s blog article, along with how to upgrade instructions for self hosters. The primary focus of version 4.0 was to add support for Elasticsearch 5. By migrating from Elasticsearch 1.7 to 5, we …Read More
Getting Ready for Exceptionless 4.0! In this live code review, we go over some of the recent changes and processes to get ready for Exceptionless 4.0, which include implementing a new Elasticsearch cluster, reindexing into it using the Elastic Arm templates, and updating existing events mapping. The Elastic Arm templates automate the setup of an …Read More
Can you believe it’s almost February already! Us either. No rest for the whicked, though, as we sit down to get cranking on our list of Exceptionless changes for 2017. We have a a great list of features, functionality changes, and enhancements planned, and no doubt we’ll work in a few other popular feature requests and, …Read More
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
We were curious, so we thought we would put together some stats for 2016, along with and a recap of some of the notable changes and progression. Enjoy! General Exceptionless Stats Over 120,000,000 events processed 4716 users 3614 projects 2809 organizations Release Stats Exceptionless Server: 7 releases 88 watching 774 stars 236 forks Exceptionless UI: …Read More
Last week we announced the V1 release candidate for the Exceptionless JavaScript/Node.js Client. This week we’ve got official release notes for you! Have a look. Release Notes Client supports JavaScript and Node (Works everywhere) Send your errors, logs or feature usages to your Exceptionless dashboard Supports various module formats such as es6 (SystemJS/jspm), UMD, RequireJS, CommonJS, or …Read More
