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Phuong Le

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Software Engineer @VictoriaMetrics

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Roman Khavronenko (@hagen1778) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One of the quality of life features brought into VictoriaMetrics UI by our users is "Hide Common Labels" button in graph legend.

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Chapter 5 of The Anatomy of Go is under review. I guess it's taking a while, since it's over 150 pages. It covers how Go compiles and builds your application, from the very first step to the final executable file:

Chapter 5 of The Anatomy of Go is under review. I guess it's taking a while, since it's over 150 pages.

It covers how Go compiles and builds your application, from the very first step to the final executable file:
Roman Khavronenko (@hagen1778) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You know that VictoriaMetrics has a database for logs, right? It is called VictoriaLogs - see docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/. Since I am used to solving most of my problems with metrics, thinking in terms of logs was new to me.

Phuong Le (@func25) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Go's synctest in Go 1.24 is interesting. It completely controls the timing of your tests, time.Sleep(100 * time.Hour) feels like just a blink: victoriametrics.com/blog/go-syncte…

Ashish (@assheis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This weekend I read through the amazing Golang blogs by Victoria Metrics written by Phuong Le . One of the must have bookmarks if you like exploring Golang. victoriametrics.com/categories/go-…

Aliaksandr Valialkin (@valyala) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Users are happy when a single-node VictoriaLogs replaces a 27-node Elasticsearch cluster on their production workload - aus.social/@phs/114583927…

VictoriaMetrics (@victoriametrics) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The last episode of our #Prometheus Basic Monitoring Series is here: Alerting 101: Rules, Recording Rules & Alertmanager Get the scoop on: ✅ Rules & Alerting rules ✅ Templates & Groups ✅ Alertmanager & Routing …and more! Find more information in this blog post by @Func25 👇

The last episode of our #Prometheus Basic Monitoring Series is here:
Alerting 101: Rules, Recording Rules & Alertmanager
Get the scoop on:
✅ Rules & Alerting rules
✅ Templates & Groups
✅ Alertmanager & Routing
…and more!
Find more information in this blog post by @Func25 👇
Matt Boyle (@mattjamesboyle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm hiring Go Engineers in London, New York and Munich to help build a SWE agent for Enterprise. Take a look at my comment in this post for more details. I'd also really appreciate if you could RT it :) x.com/MattJamesBoyle…

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#VictoriaMetrics Developer's Note: Research on Distributed Tracing, Comparing With Tempo and ClickHouse Will there be a VictoriaTraces? And how competitive could it be? victoriametrics.com/blog/dev-note-…

#VictoriaMetrics Developer's Note: Research on Distributed Tracing, Comparing With Tempo and ClickHouse

Will there be a VictoriaTraces? And how competitive could it be?

victoriametrics.com/blog/dev-note-…
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🆕 Synctest is a new feature introduced in #Go 1.24. It enables deterministic testing of concurrent code by running goroutines in controlled, isolated environments. 🫧 Synctest works by creating isolated environments called "bubbles." A bubble is a set of goroutines that run in

🆕 Synctest is a new feature introduced in #Go 1.24. It enables deterministic testing of concurrent code by running goroutines in controlled, isolated environments. 
🫧 Synctest works by creating isolated environments called "bubbles." A bubble is a set of goroutines that run in
Matt Boyle (@mattjamesboyle) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We just shipped chapter 5 of the Anatomy of Go! Chapter 5 covers how Go Code Turns Into assembly. The level of depth Phuong Le went to here is insane, and I particularly love the diagrams he has created to really drive the concepts home. You can grab the book with early access

We just shipped chapter 5 of the Anatomy of Go! 

Chapter 5 covers how Go Code Turns Into assembly. The level of depth <a href="/func25/">Phuong Le</a> went to here is insane, and I particularly love the diagrams he has created to really drive the concepts home.

You can grab the book with early access
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Chapter 5 of The Anatomy of Go was released last week. What will you learn from reading it? - What devirtualization is, and in which cases it can optimize interface calls into direct calls. - What inlining is, and why you should avoid using `defer` in simple functions. - What

Chapter 5 of The Anatomy of Go was released last week. What will you learn from reading it?

- What devirtualization is, and in which cases it can optimize interface calls into direct calls.
- What inlining is, and why you should avoid using `defer` in simple functions.
- What
zigo 101 - Zig + Go (@zigo_101) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Another panic/recover broken case in #Golang toolchain: github.com/golang/go/issu… (since v1.22). Go runtime code is too entangled.

Enyinnaya (@dialaeke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hi Phuong Le so I am reading "Anatomy of Go" and came across the memory initialization strategies but when I ran the code both arrays escaped to the heap. Seems the threshold has changed. I am on go 1.24.2. Great job on the book btw. Thank you very much for writing it.

Hi <a href="/func25/">Phuong Le</a> so I am reading "Anatomy of Go" and came across the memory initialization strategies but when I ran the code both arrays escaped to the heap. Seems the threshold has changed. I am on go 1.24.2.

Great job on the book btw. Thank you very much for writing it.
Aliaksandr Valialkin (@valyala) 's Twitter Profile Photo

VictoriaLogs has been moved to its own repository - github.com/VictoriaMetric… Previously VictoriaLogs was co-hosted in VictoriaMetrics repo, and this was confusing for users, since VictoriaMetrics and VictoriaLogs have different release schedules.

Roman Khavronenko (@hagen1778) 's Twitter Profile Photo

VictoriaLogs "70–94 % faster across common search patterns" than Loki, while "half the compute" and "≈40 % smaller on disk". A benchmark by TrueFoundry truefoundry.com/blog/victorial…