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Ditch your Status Page: How we monitor Crisp at scale
The Crisp technical architecture runs around 40+ different micro-services, all replicated across different physical machines. Adding to that, we have around 20 daemons operating different tasks, eg. data storage with MongoDB, or email delivery with Postfix. Those microservices handle 1 billion+ requests each month (this is growing). We need to know when something crashes, quickly. After a thorough analysis of the status page / monitoring solutions available on the market, either as SaaS or Open
9 Tips to Improve Your Software from the Crisp Team
At Crisp, we are making a SaaS software to improve your customer relationship. Featured on ProductHunt in December, we had a growth from 20 to 750 websites in a month. It would not be possible without some tricks. 1 : Workflow automation At Crisp we use Gitlab as code hosting. Gitlab is free and open-source and provides many integrations to make your workflow the best. We use Gitlab CI to automate build and testing. Our codebase is based on Javascript (ES6), and we have many projects. It’s imp