@nxus

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I'm computer science student
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nxusFeb 24

Implemented generic HTTP integrations for Goxe. Ship aggregated logs to any observability platform (Baselime, Cloudflare, Datadog) via custom headers. Low-latency delivery with minimal memory pressure.

Check the commit:
https://github.com/DumbNoxx/goxe/commit/7baa17718691dec39d27645c93510025ad7cc498

#golang #observability #OpenSource #devops

nxusFeb 19

Huge thanks for the support! Goxe reached 20% of its goal for a dedicated documentation domain. ❤️❤️

Goxe is a high-performance Go tool that aggregates repetitive logs into readable summaries, reducing noise and storage costs.

Explore the project here: https://github.com/DumbNoxx/goxe

#OpenSource #Go

nxusFeb 17
Do you document your own code or let AI do the heavy lifting?
nxusFeb 4
Creating the documentation page for your project also helps a lot — it helps you understand the processes you created yourself and explain them more clearly. I’m someone who never really learned how to explain things well, so some of my explanations are pretty bad or people don’t understand what I’m trying to say, but this documentation would be the best solution. I’m still looking for a good logo for Goxe.
nxusFeb 1

I wanted goxe to be as plug-and-play as possible. You literally just tweak your config.json, fire it up, and forget it's even there. It relies on the Go standard library to keep data transfers rock-solid. Give it a spin via the AUR: yay -S goxe.

https://github.com/DumbNoxx/Goxe
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