Engineering How We Spotted and Fixed a Performance Degradation in Our Python Code Recently we’ve started transitioning from using Celery to using RQ for background jobs. After deploying this we noticed our RQ workers required significantly more CPU to perform the same amount of tasks as our Celery workers did. In this post I share how I profiled this and remedied the problem.
Product Updates Redash V8: parameters support in embeds and much more Announcing the final release of Redash V8, which includes support for parameters in embeds, 4 new data sources and much more.
Product Updates Alerts Improvements in Redash V9 Setting up an Alert in Redash takes just three steps: pick a query, set a threshold, and decide how to be notified. In V9 we made each step better and more customizable.
Video Guides: Visualizing Data with Redash We made a lot of improvements to Redash in the recent versions (and we're working on even more for the future releases!). Now we are also taking the time to show you how
What’s ahead for Redash in 2019 🤩 A look back on Redash in 2018 and a look ahead on our plans for 2019.
Product Updates Just in time for Christmas 🎄: Redash v6 Just in time for Christmas (or too late for Hanukkah 🤷♂️), and right before the year ends, we introduce: Redash v6. This version comes…
Product Updates Redash V5 is out 📦 After the beta release in August, last month we wrapped up the final release of V5. Read more for what’s included in this release.
Product Updates Redash Security Release: v4.0.2 ⚠️ If you self host an open source instance of Redash V4 and you’re using Google OAuth authentication with Redash, you should read this post.
SQL Query to Calculate SaaS Metrics It will probably not surprise you that we’re using Redash to track our business metrics. As those are pretty much standard for all SaaS…
We did NOT update our Privacy Policy As it was already compliant with the GDPR for the past 2 years. 🙌
Product Updates Redash V4 is out 🎁 New UI/UX, improved dashboard layout engine, new visualizations and much more is waiting for you in Redash V4.
Product Updates Improving Redash User Experience I’ve joined Redash last November to improve the design and user experience. I’d like to give you an overview about the redesign we implemented in V4 and what shaped our thinking.
Product Updates What’s new in Redash? Better parameters, more visualizations, additional data sources and much more!
How Redash is helping Alooma sustain a data driven culture This is a guest post by Dan-ya, a data scientist and growth expert. Dan-ya works at Alooma, a real-time data pipeline as a service company.My personal history with Redash goes way back.
No Data Left Behind: Introducing Singer, Open Source ETL Stitch is introducing Singer: an open source project for simple, composable ETL.
Amazon Athena + Redash = ♥️ Your can now connect Amazon Athena to Redash to query, visualize and share your S3 data with SQL interface.
Product Updates New Redash Is Packed with Better Query Editor, More Visualizations and Additional Data Sources Redash 0.12 is packaged and ready for your upgrades! 🎉 🎉 🎉 (actually it been packaged over a week ago, but I was slow with the blog…
Product Updates What’s new with Redash? New Parameters UI, Better Slack Support We just packaged version 0.11.1 and looking at what’s next.
Version 0.10.1 Released (hotfix for a memory usage issue) This is a hotfix for a memory usage issue: due to a stupid bug, we were not removing some unused objects from Redis, which results in ever…
Product Updates Version 0.10.0 Released (New Design 🎉, Better UX, Shared Dashboards) This is a really packed release, that was almost 2 months in the making. The highlight of this release is probably the new design/UX…
Product Updates Version 0.9.0 Released (New permission system, plot.ly charts and more) This version includes a significant refactor and update of the permissions system (check pull request #724 for details) and some backward…
Home for Re:dash Updates We finally have a home for Re:dash updates in the form of a blog. We will post here version releases, important security updates and…
The Journey from Side Project to Open Source Company: Taking The First Step For over two years, while working at EverythingMe, I developed re:dash, an open source tool to query databases, visualize the results, and…
