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Sending Conduit Metrics to Datadog

· One min read

In our efforts to enhance customer experience on the Conduit Platform, we've focused on increasing visibility into our application executions.

Customers can now seamlessly transmit their application metrics to Datadog, enabling them to monitor their applications in real-time, establish alerts within Datadog based on these metrics, and effectively track the performance of their application pipelines.

As shown in the example below, customers can chart and monitor their application as data is processed.

Datadog Metrics - durations of connector execution

To start, please refer to our documentation on Metrics in Datadog

We appreciate your continued support and feedback as we continue to enhance the platform.

Introducing the Conduit Platform

· 2 min read

As part of our commitment to empowering teams with real-time data streaming, we are excited to announce the next iteration of our platform.

The Conduit Platform has been completely rebuilt with Conduit at its core, offering the same performance, scalability, and usability as our Conduit open-source offering—including access to over 100 connectors maintained by the open-source community.

Customers using the Conduit Platform will benefit from the cellular architecture of our new platform tenants. This guarantees better performance, complete data isolation, and reduced system disruption compared to the prior shared data plane model. This allows us to ship features more quickly and directly to our customers.

Additionally, we've heard from many of our customers that they want to leverage the utility of Conduit without wrestling with YAML configurations and bespoke code. We have redesigned our dashboard to enable customers to build end-to-end real-time data applications without needing to write any code.

We have also built more features for teams, including basic access controls, secrets management, and single sign-on, with many more features to come.

What does this mean for existing customers?​

Operations on the old platform will cease in the next 30 days. Existing customers have been notified in advance to start winding down their data applications and prepare for migration to the new platform.

All new customers onboarded from the beginning of 2024 have been automatically onboarded onto the Conduit Platform, and no action is required on their part.

We appreciate your continued support and feedback as we continue to enhance the platform.

New App Settings Page and Full-Width Layout in the Meroxa Dashboard

· 2 min read
Jessy Jordan
Engineering
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This is a legacy platform changelog. The information reflected here may not represent current functionality and some links may be broken.

We’re excited to share with you the release of a new full-width layout and the new application settings page in the Meroxa Dashboard, where you can review your application settings and delete applications all in one place.

Turbine CLI bug fix release

· 3 min read
Janelle Tavares
Engineering
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This is a legacy platform changelog. The information reflected here may not represent current functionality and some links may be broken.

Meroxa CLI version v2.20.1 includes bug fixes for a broken link, a bug in the Notion Resource, inaccurate exit codes, and difficulty pulling in the latest release of a Golang app dependency.

Turbine Next

· 2 min read
James Martinez
Engineering
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This is a legacy platform changelog. The information reflected here may not represent current functionality and some links may be broken.

Our Meroxa CLI version v2.20.0 includes the newest versions of the Turbine SDKs for Go, Javascript, and Python.

Already deployed apps and newly initialized apps will not require any changes, but if you would like to re-deploy or re-run any existing Turbine apps with this CLI version, you will have to make some updates to your application.

Due to the updated versions of the Turbine SDKs, you should notice speed ups with app initialization times as well as deploying times ⚡️ thanks to the following changes:

  • Refactored logic that centralizes common functionality from the SDK using gRPC
  • Reduced the amount of 'moving parts' and intermediate communication between the SDKs and CLI
  • Significantly reduced dependencies for turbine-js

These speed ups will vary depending on your language, for example javascript apps now initialize and deploy ~10 seconds faster.

Spire Maritime AIS

· 2 min read
Eric Cheatham
Engineering
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This is a legacy platform changelog. The information reflected here may not represent current functionality and some links may be broken.

Customers can now stream maritime vessel tracking data directly from Spire Maritime AIS to Turbine apps on the Meroxa Platform.

Oracle SSH Tunnel

· One min read
Samir Ketema
Engineering
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This is a legacy platform changelog. The information reflected here may not represent current functionality and some links may be broken.

Meroxa can now be configured to connect to private Oracle Databases via SSH Tunneling.