Tim Nolet
@tim_nolet
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Founder @checklyHQ. I use Node, TS/JS and Vue and talk about monitoring, OpenTelemetry and related things.
Utrecht, The Netherlands
Joined June 2015
Don't host your important data on hipster database providers kids. Choose boring, reliable,
After the PlanetScale incident and now this, I find it hard to trust database providers unless I either own the local instance or they’re directly hosted on AWS (like DynamoDB, RDS, etc.).
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.@vercel v0 is going places. Our head of people redesigned and deployed our pay calculator herself with minimal to zero coding knowledge.
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Read how we helped the engineer at LinkedIn to detect production issues way faster than before. Yes. Logs, metrics and traces are important, but synthetic monitoring for E2E user flows are critical for big, complex systems. 👇
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Was a pleasure working with the @rootlyhq team over the last weeks to get shipped. Of course, I hope you never will be alerted, ever. A man can dream...
🎉 This week, we’re excited to introduce two new native alert sources for Rootly: @checklyHQ and @newrelic alerts can now flow directly into your #IncidentManagement workflow, enabling faster detection, response, and resolution of issues. 👉 Learn more:
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Writing tests with Playwright? Check this shoot out between using Playwright Codegen and using LLM's like ChatGPT and Claude 👇
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@fabiofranchino My point is that you actually can create a product, just not a company or "service" in the traditional sense of the word. Code is the least important part.
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Come swing by the @checklyHQ booth this week at #KubeCon / #CloudNativeCon and talk about getting some signal out of the noise of the contemporary cloud native monitoring stack.
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RT @stefanjudis: 🎭 For the Playwright devs. Recently, I learned about "automatic fixtures" and just published a new video sharing how to u…
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Next week I’ll be on booth duty at KubeCon in Salt Lake City giving demos and talking monitoring as code and open telemetry. Come say hello 👋
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@yongfook 100%. But most indie hackers would rather spend time on technical stuff than using the free time to actually go after customers.
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@tpschmidt_ we've been using AWS IOT for web sockets since day one. Not a real hack, but it's essentially a 10x cheaper version of pusher
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