Dmitry Filimonov

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I created a [Date Range Picker component](https://github.com/sensortower/daterangepicker). It's written in knockout and can be used separately or can be integrated with existing Knockout apps. [![screenshot](https://sensortower.github.io/daterangepicker/images/demo.gif)](https://sensortower.github.io/daterangepicker/) What do you think?

It would be so much easier to use that way.

### Problem Pyroscope uses [badger](https://github.com/dgraph-io/badger) which is a key-value database. It has good performance but it is operationally harder to use because it requires you to have a disk. It...

storage
backend

Currently it's only possible via the admin command. We should add this functionality to the HTTP controller. We should make it so that it requires authentication. If there's no authentication...

backend

I don't know where to put this but we should have some functionality on the frontend that would allow deletion of apps. This issue depends on this backend issue #1223

frontend

Currently if a user opens a pyroscope link (e.g `/?query=cart.service.dotnet.cpu%7B%7D`) and they are not authenticated, we redirect them to oauth authentication flow. After they're done we redirect them to `/`,...

frontend
backend

There's currently this problem that when you upload a pprof profile with aggregation=average and labels inside pprof it creates multiple writes to the storage and as a consequence, when you...

storage

We recently added support for .net profiling (#117). We should start doing the research needed to add memory profiling for .net.

backend
new-profilers
dotnet

### Context A lot of people are asking about various performance characteristics of pyroscope. Common asks include: * how many individual clients can one server support? * how much does...

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/662636/116189764-4aa1cb80-a6de-11eb-922f-59f385e446f0.jpeg) ### TODO * [ ] make pyroscope compile on windows. This shouldn't be too complicated but will take some time for sure as there's a lot of moving parts...

backend
windows