One IoT edge device manufacturer has chosen to preemptively safeguard their products by implementing Percepio DevAlert, a cloud-based observability solution for monitoring IoT edge devices in real time.
Software complexity grows exponentially, developer efficiency grows far slower. Siloed views for development, integration, testing, deployment, and field maintenance leads to massive value being locked in due to lack of comprehensive observability. Development never stops, and that is why we never stop talking about continuous observability.
The right tooling and practices around continuous observability is the developer’s seatbelt for software crashes, and can save you from a lot of pain down the road.
Tracealyzer 4.9 brings improved support for LynxOS-178®, the standards-based RTOS for safety-critical real-time applications from Lynx Software Technologies.
By adding software functionality for continuous observability in a device, diagnostic data can be provided over any I/O interfaces, such as a local UART connection in the test lab or a cloud connection in the field.
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A few months ago, Andreas Lifvendahl was appointed CEO of Percepio with the brief to accelerate innovation and guide the company through the next stage of growth.
Percepio announces the immediate availability of Tracealyzer version 4.9—the latest update to its flagship observability tool for embedded software. The focus for this release is improved user experience when installing and running Tracealyzer on a Linux host computer.
In the late summer of 2021, a small, team of electronics students at the Technical University of Munich faced a challenge – to construct their very first in-house designed flight computer entirely from scratch. Fortunately, Tracealyzer was there to help.
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