Alfredo Beaumont

@aquynh that's correct. I hope I got them right, but if you find anything incorrect please let me know.

I'm taking care of this. The approach is that for every function named with `!` prefix an alias without the prefix will be created. Therefore any function which would collision...

I think the following approach would work best to support D&D for external formats (both pprof and collapsed): - When a file is D&D, the file uploader uploads the file...

Apart from eBPF, a specialized C/C++ profiler would also be possible, similar to the [rust profiler](https://github.com/pyroscope-io/pyroscope-rs). A key question here is what the best way to package the C++ agent...

In case it helps, I have just added a dotnet benchmark to our agent benchmarks with .Net 6 and it doesn't reproduce the problem (maybe we should run it longer?):...

It'd be interesting to know what the read timeout is, and establish the causality is between the timeout and the ingestion error, i.e.: - is the timeout caused by the...

Following the ideas of https://github.com/pyroscope-io/pyroscope/issues/249#issuecomment-905851308, I started working on agent benchmarking in a new repo https://github.com/pyroscope-io/agent-benchmarks. There are some differences with the original proposal: - The server is left-out of...

For agent benchmarks, I think https://github.com/pyroscope-io/agent-benchmarks repo and its issues should replace this one. There's also some server-related benchmarks discussion in this issue, not sure if we should use this...

I cannot reproduce the problem with profiles vanishing anymore :confetti_ball: But different sampling rates are not properly taken into account when calculating the actual time spent. For example, I run...

Thanks for your feedback @kolesnikovae ! > Regarding API groups: although, I see some pros for us as maintainers of the API, I also see that for must API consumers...