From 998d02643275a1d9e19892e40ffc0aa5765e4229 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Anas <153397401+annuaicoder@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Tue, 5 Nov 2024 19:58:36 -0800 Subject: [PATCH] Update page.tsx --- app/about-us/page.tsx | 170 ++++++++++++++++++------------------------ 1 file changed, 72 insertions(+), 98 deletions(-) diff --git a/app/about-us/page.tsx b/app/about-us/page.tsx index 8680c9d7d..852474cbd 100644 --- a/app/about-us/page.tsx +++ b/app/about-us/page.tsx @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import type { Metadata } from 'next' export const metadata: Metadata = { title: 'About us - SigNoz', - description: 'About us - SigNoz', + description: 'Learn about SigNoz, our mission, vision, and the principles that guide us.', } function aboutus() { @@ -12,108 +12,82 @@ function aboutus() {
- {' '}
- Some of you may wonder, what does SigNoz mean? As engineers we are obsessed with the
- idea of signal vs noise. How do devops engineers find signals which they can act on from
- the various sources of noise they encounter from their observability systems? This is
- one idea we obsess over and seems important enough to continually strive towards.
-
-
- And, hence the name Sig.Noz ( Signal vs Noise) 🤓
+ SigNoz was created with a simple yet powerful purpose: to bring clarity and insight to developers and DevOps engineers
+ through effective observability tools. Observability, at its core, is about understanding the inner workings of a
+ system, and our mission is to provide this understanding in a way that cuts through complexity and noise.
- After spending a lot of time in college reading philosophy, I got interested
- in technology. Biometric & image recognition was especially interesting to me.
- Led product teams in startups & MNCs like Microsoft, before stumbling into the
- domain of observability.
-
-
- Reducing noise in developers' and devops engineers' life is my current passion
- :)
-
+ Our mission is to empower engineering teams with robust, user-friendly observability tools that allow them to + diagnose and solve performance issues quickly and effectively. We envision a future where every organization can + achieve seamless observability across distributed systems without needing to rely on costly, complex setups. +
++ We believe that observability should be an accessible, integral part of the software development process. + As software systems grow more intricate, gaining visibility into these systems shouldn’t become a daunting or expensive task. + Our vision is to build an ecosystem where engineering teams of all sizes can gain immediate, actionable insights into + their applications’ health and performance, fostering a world where software reliability is prioritized and achievable. +
++ SigNoz was built from the ground up to address gaps in existing observability solutions. With many monitoring tools being + prohibitively expensive or overly complex, we set out to create a solution that is both cost-effective and easy to use, without + sacrificing powerful insights. SigNoz is open-source, giving users the flexibility to deploy it on their own infrastructure while + benefitting from a community-driven ecosystem. We aim to create a streamlined experience that allows engineering teams to monitor, + troubleshoot, and optimize their applications with minimal setup and maximum impact. +
+
- Playing Badminton professionally was my dream at one time. But that seemed too
- tough, so I started coding. I have delved in all sorts of technologies
- including crypto when it was exciting.
-
- Always interested in solving interesting problems with technology.
- Microservices & Distributed systems is what I am most interested in these
- days.{' '}
-
+ As an open-source project, we welcome contributions from developers and observability enthusiasts worldwide. Whether it’s contributing + code, sharing insights, or joining discussions, there are many ways to get involved and help us make SigNoz even better. + We believe that community collaboration is the key to innovation, and we’re excited to build the future of observability together. +
+ + Join Our Community + ++ We love hearing from users, contributors, and fellow engineers passionate about observability. Feel free to reach out + with questions, ideas, or feedback. Together, we can build a better experience for engineering teams everywhere. +
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