Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

Official Bug Creator 🐛 @containerish and @cheqd_io jsdp.dev Bengaluru, India Joined December 2011

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

3 months ago

This clip shows how we handle trace triage in O11y.one: stay on the list, open a side panel, inspect spans, check operational context, then jump to logs when needed. Feedback welcome.

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

3 months ago

A lot of trace tooling has one core workflow: click trace -> lose context -> open tabs like a raccoon with root access. We wanted the opposite:

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

4 months ago

5. Prove one useful answer faster than the current stack Collector first. Workflow first. Religious debate later. check out: O11y.one #observability #o11y #Otel #OTPL #OpenTelemetry #Traces #logs #metrics #LLMObservability #Instrumentation

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No engineer has ever been paged because the pie chart palette was wrong. The rollout that actually works is boring in the right way: 1. Create an API token 2. Point the collector 3. Land one trace, one log, one metric 4. Pick one workflow your team already hates and then,

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

4 months ago

Most observability rollouts do not fail because the team is lazy. They fail because the project starts with dashboard theology. Week 1 becomes: - Which charts - Which team owns which board - Which vendor-specific agent someone now has to babysit in prod 🧵 ->

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Mitchell Hashimoto @mitchellh

a year ago

I share this story with founders of enterprise software companies, it's one of my favorite sales experiences and I think highlights some of the important non-technical aspects of sales: I had just concluded a sales meeting with Very Large Company. This company had just publicly announced a huge commitment to Microsoft Azure. The year is 2015 or so, and Azure is still very much an up-and-comer, so as the meeting concludes I ask the executive that was present "I'm curious, why Azure?" (As someone selling cloud agnostic tooling, I don't care one way or the other, but I was curious) He says he'll show me on the way to the elevators. I consider that an odd answer to my question but go along with it. As we near the turn to the elevators, we reach a hallway "intersection", and he points the opposite direction and says: "you see this hallway?" It was a standard corporate office hallway with small private offices flanking both sides as far as the building went. He continues, "Every single person in this hallway is a Microsoft paid employee." And that's why they chose Azure. Because when something goes wrong, they don't have to submit a ticket or even call a phone number. They can literally knock on someone's door and get official, high tier support. That's how Microsoft closed the 9 or 10 figure deal (multi-year, can't remember exact) to get this large company to go 100% into their cloud. There's a lot of points to this story, but I think fundamentally the important thing is understanding the level of non-technical factors that lead to large enterprise deals.

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Mitchell Hashimoto @mitchellh

a year ago

I'll share one more story, this one a bit pithy but same vein, also coincidentally happened the same year: I had just concluded a sales meeting with a Very Large Bank in London. Similarly, they had just announced a huge multi-year commitment to Azure. And similarly, I asked why. The CIO of the entire bank was present at the meeting. He leans forward and with a grin on his face says: "Microsoft sent suits. Amazon sent hoodies. Google sent nobody." 10 years later, I still chuckle thinking about this interaction, and I still feel like despite the obvious humor, there's just so much underlying truth to it.

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

a year ago

@glcst

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

2 years ago

@martin_casado 👋🏻

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

2 years ago

@boristane Hey Boris, unrelated, but the query builder on baselime has been broken for a while? While building a query (adding filters, visualisations, etc), I suspect it causes an internal infinite loop and crashes the app. Live the product and the vibe. Thank you for building a great tool

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

2 years ago

@DrizzleORM @teej_dv 😂😂

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

2 years ago

@elonmuskADO Everybody calls it twitter

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Ankur Banerjee @ankurb

2 years ago

Earlier today, our X/Twitter account @cheqd_io was compromised to link to a phishing website. This was an *incredibly* sophisticated social engineering/phishing attempt, where many of the usual red flags were hidden expertly. Wanted to share this as a cautionary tale... 🧵

cheqd.io 🆔 @cheqd_io

2 years ago

👮‍♂️Hi cheqmates - we are NOT running any airdrops. Thank you to our ever-vigilant community for flagging the compromise of our X/Twitter account that happened today. Here’s an early look at what we know: Continue with the thread👇

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Satan @s8n

3 years ago

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

3 years ago

@mattpocockuk Absolutely love it. This comes in handy especially with something like Zod, just name the schme & type the same thing. Less import clutter plus you don’t have to do stuff like xyzSchema -> xyz

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Gunjan Valecha @guacaemole

3 years ago

Being Rewarded for Being yourself is a sign of Awesome People Culture, Thanks @cheqd_io <3

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Jasdeep Singh @_jsdp

3 years ago

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JYC 🦋 @jycouet

3 years ago

🎉 Tadaaa 🎉 ✅ vite-plugin-kit-routes is live & stable After a few days on it, I'm pretty happy about the API now. Everything inferred, pages, named actions, ... Let's dig into it 🧵📷👇