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Some bugs are just impossible to fix. You probably have some impossible bugs in your code right now. They’re impossible to fix because they’re...undetectable. They don’t throw an error. They don’t time out requests. BUT, these bugs do affect your users. They slow your services down just enough to be annoying but not a blocker. Or they silently skip processing steps that only break way down the line. 😵 Detecting these hidden bugs is the holy grail. Fixing them is the easy part — finding them is nearly impossible. That’s why we built ✨Anomaly Detection✨ into IUDEX. Our anomaly detection model, powered by AI (the real kind), achieves SOTA performance on out-of-sample data with no labeling required. 🦾 We use a VAE + normalizing flows architecture to model the distribution of traces in your application, e.g. for a particular API request, we model its typical function call stack, latencies, processing times, etc. Finally, as live requests flow through the system, our model emits an anomaly likelihood score for each. 📊 The PR curve below shows our best-in-class 97% precision and 87% recall on standard benchmarks with our unsupervised approach. This is how IUDEX flags 🚩 your sus API requests, DB queries, etc. in real-time. These anomalies won’t show up in your errors or logs, but they will confuse and frustrate your users. Don’t let your users find bugs before you. Try out anomaly detection by joining our waitlist 👉 https://lnkd.in/ed3FYiZz or learn more at https://iudex.ai.

As an engineer have you ever written code only to see that it caused errors in a totally separate service? End-to-end tests aim to mitigate this, but they are often insufficient or ineffective at catching everything, if they exist at all. At IUDEX, our mission is to improve the lives of developers and we saw this as a worthwhile problem to solve that many of our users faced. One way to flag this issue early is through detecting new code paths by analyzing log patterns. Current state-of-the-art log grouping NLP has pretty low accuracy. We saw this as an opportunity to use generative AI to improve it. Over the past few months, we’ve managed to invent a method that achieves 67% and 77% higher weighted F1 grouping accuracy (FPA) in log grouping and log template parsing compared to existing literature. We call this method Agglomerative Hierarchical Embeddings-based Log Parsing (A HELP). To fine-tune OpenAI embeddings for log analysis, we trained a neural network encoder on over 100k logs which we stack on top of OpenAI’s universal embedding model. We embed logs and word frequency statistics to find similar log groups based on cosine similarity. Additionally, we implemented a novel vector rebalancing and pattern merging algorithm that runs periodically to avoid template drift. One of our major constraints was building for real-world use cases and creating a pipeline that could process logs in real-time. Thus, we designed a subsecond batch upsert process that can ingest thousands of logs concurrently while maintaining 99% of the accuracy achieved by a sequential ingestion process. If you’re interested in trying out our new log pattern analysis for your application,  join our waitlist at https://lnkd.in/ed3FYiZz. We're giving beta users 100 million logs per month for free to help developers get started quickly! You can find more about us at https://iudex.ai.

As an engineer have you ever written code only to see that it caused errors in a totally separate service? End-to-end tests aim to mitigate this, but they are often insufficient or ineffective at catching everything, if they exist at all. At IUDEX, our mission is to improve the lives of developers and we saw this as a worthwhile problem to solve that many of our users faced. One way to flag this issue early is through detecting new code paths by analyzing log patterns. Current state-of-the-art log grouping NLP has pretty low accuracy. We saw this as an opportunity to use generative AI to improve it. Over the past few months, we’ve managed to invent a method that achieves 67% and 77% higher weighted F1 grouping accuracy (FPA) in log grouping and log template parsing compared to existing literature. We call this method Agglomerative Hierarchical Embeddings-based Log Parsing (A HELP). To fine-tune OpenAI embeddings for log analysis, we trained a neural network encoder on over 100k logs which we stack on top of OpenAI’s universal embedding model. We embed logs and word frequency statistics to find similar log groups based on cosine similarity. Additionally, we implemented a novel vector rebalancing and pattern merging algorithm that runs periodically to avoid template drift. One of our major constraints was building for real-world use cases and creating a pipeline that could process logs in real-time. Thus, we designed a subsecond batch upsert process that can ingest thousands of logs concurrently while maintaining 99% of the accuracy achieved by a sequential ingestion process. If you’re interested in trying out our new log pattern analysis for your application,  join our waitlist at https://lnkd.in/ed3FYiZz. We're giving beta users 100 million logs per month for free to help developers get started quickly! You can find more about us at https://iudex.ai.