Polar Signals announced the general availability of its new product: Polar Signals Cloud.
Polar Signals Cloud is an always-on, zero-instrumentation continuous profiling product, designed to pinpoint CPU consumption within your code and promote long-term system efficiency. It stems from the acclaimed open-source Parca project.
Polar Signals Cloud helps customers achieve:
- Fast Software: Enhance the performance of AI workloads, APIs, websites, and other software.
- Incident Clarity: Simplify and expedite the resolution of challenging incidents.
- Cost Efficiency: Achieve significant savings on cloud expenses.
With the promise of no-code-change, the product assures minimal overhead and is compatible with major languages, including but not limited to C, C++, Rust, Python, Ruby, Java, Go, Erlang, Julia, Node.js, and more. Its power lies in the simplicity of deploying a single agent, eliminating the need for application code instrumentation. Built using the Linux Kernel instrumentation technology eBPF, the profiler boasts of an open-source foundation and prioritizes performance, security and privilege management.
The approach allows companies to understand where server resources are spent down to the line number within seconds instead of a process that traditionally takes days to gather the right information at the right moments of time, if the knowledge of how to gather this type of information is even available in the organization at all.
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