Micromegas's native instrumentation — a Rust crate and an Unreal Engine plugin — gives you about 20ns per event and 100k events per second per process. It's the cheapest way to get telemetry out of code you control. The hard part is "code you control" — production systems are full of code you can't recompile.
Apache DataFusion already supports compiling to WebAssembly — so we took advantage of it. Full SQL running client-side, the same query engine that powers the Micromegas backend, now running in a browser tab. And it scales your analytics compute for free.
Just presented our unified observability approach for Unreal Engine games. The debugging loop we all know — and how to break out of it.
The most basic stability statistic is Mean Time Between Failures, and your crash reporting service can't tell you what it is. Here's why, and how unified telemetry fixes it with a single SQL query.
With the latest release of Micromegas I'm doubling down on FlightSQL. Not only does it power the connection with Grafana, it will also be the protocol under the Python API.
I am proud to release Micromegas 0.1.7.
How to record millions of events for pennies.