We've been using errplane for a couple of weeks in our node.js app and it has worked out really well. The node.js agent has a more intuitive API than newrelic's beta agent, and the error reporting works great.
I definitely recommend checking this out if you are interested in error and event tracking. They've built an excellent dashboard and a simple to use API. Paul and Todd are smart guys and very responsive. Looking forward to Errplane updates...
So the data is stored in the internally developed Go database? How reliable is that?<p>Also, the dataset of that size shall be distributed. Why Cassandra did not fit?<p>Genuine questions - I am evaluating which tool to pick for my own stuff.
Pretty awesome to see a startup using Go as a basis for their backend.<p>> Interestingly, the team used Google’s Go programming language for a number of critical components. The team previously experimented with using Cassandra and Scala for its datastore, but eventually settled on Go<p>I've been using Go a lot myself recently, and this seems like the kind of use case it would be perfect for. In fact, when I saw the original version of the Errplane website, I assumed it was written in Ruby for some reason, and I remember thinking 'Man, it would be so cool if they'd written it in Go instead.'