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- June 18 - Logs explorer with trace correlation
- June 22 - System Status: health, storage, retention & disk
- June 27 - Service map: real call edges from traces
- June 28 - Powerful trace filters: tags, ordering & hide-auxiliary
- June 30 - Full-window trace explorer with six views
- July 1 - Compare traces, split workspace & span panel
- July 2 - The five-minute promise, enforced in CI
- July 2 - Service inventory: every service, RED at a glance
- July 2 - Zero app changes: the sensor DaemonSet lands
- July 2 - RED metrics dashboard, straight from your spans
- July 2 - Node & pod health: is it the app or the node?
- July 2 - Continuous CPU profiling: flame graphs, always on
- July 15 - v0.1.0 is out: zero to a live service map in five minutes
- July 17 - Install in one command: a signed, published Helm chart
- July 17 - Error tracking: exceptions become triageable issues
- July 18 - Service health: group your services and roll up their status
- July 19 - Network health on the service map: per-edge RTT and connection failures
- July 19 - Alerting: get a webhook when a service goes down
- July 21 - The eBPF sensor is now provably safe to leave on
- July 27 - Green: per-service energy and carbon, CSRD-ready and offline
- July 28 - v0.2.0 is out: depth and control — secure by default, modular signals, four new modules
- July 28 - Open for good: the AGPL license, stated in full
- July 28 - Sign in with your company IdP: authentication, roles and OIDC SSO
- July 29 - See it before you install it: a one-click read-only demo
- July 29 - Manage projects from the UI: create, rename and delete
- July 30 - Authenticate your telemetry: per-project ingest API keys
- July 30 - Energy numbers on cloud VMs: TDP estimation for RAPL-less nodes
- July 31 - v0.3.1: a default install pulls its images again
- July 31 - v0.3.0 is out: tenancy you can trust — projects you administer, telemetry that proves whose it is
- August 7 - v0.4.0: manage users end to end — and three ways into an account, closed
- August 7 - See where your data lives, and who can touch it
- August 7 - Say which services matter, without a redeploy
- August 7 - Find the pod you are looking for: sorting and filtering on Nodes
- August 7 - Security: the green endpoints required no session
- August 7 - Turn signals on and off from the UI — no redeploy, no cluster access
- August 8 - Open the app and know how your estate is doing
- August 11 - See what's actually wrong on the service map, at a glance
- August 17 - v0.5.0: operate it from the UI
- August 17 - Hand out access from the app — and give your scripts a key of their own
- August 20 - Bring the senders you already run — and keep writing to the backend you already have
- August 22 - v0.6.0: open at both ends
- August 22 - One instance for every cluster — projects that span them, keep less, and say what they cost
- August 23 - v0.7.0: the clients and the labels
- August 24 - v0.8.0: the map grows up
- August 25 - v0.9.0: the mesh and the kernel
- August 26 - v0.10.0: what it costs
- August 28 - v0.11.0: what was already in your traces
- September 1 - v0.12.0: the spend you can act on
- September 1 - Let an agent investigate your estate, read-only and on your switch
- September 1 - The spend you can act on: agent turns, budgets and one rate table
- September 4 - v0.13.0: dependencies you can see
- September 4 - See what a service is connected to, at a glance
- September 5 - Connect a hosted assistant to your estate, on a consent you can take back
- September 6 - v0.14.0: the estate an agent can reach
- September 6 - Read your mesh, not just its proxies
- September 7 - v0.16.0: the workload's page — the cluster's record, and the logs no other screen joins
- September 7 - v0.15.0: what the mesh was told, and what it did
- September 7 - Know whether your mesh traffic is really encrypted
- September 8 - Container logs carry a level, and a workload's Logs tab opens on its own lines
- September 8 - What the issue list adds up to — and a list you can reach the end of
- September 10 - An issue is one error again — not one per request
- September 11 - A service's Logs tab finds the lines that are about it, and they copy out in one click
- September 15 - v0.17.0 — Explorer: the map is the front door, every signal one click away
- September 16 - v0.18.0 — Look inside your Kubernetes cluster
- September 18 - v0.19.0 — Read several services' logs as one stream, in a calmer dark theme
- September 23 - v0.20.0 — Typed decisions: a design note and a harness before any model call