NestJS

Introducing NestJS Observe 🔭 Zero-config, auto-instrumented observability built specifically for NestJS. Get real-time visibility into your apps - traces, metrics, logs, errors, jobs, profiles, and more - without manually instrumenting your code 🚀

Announcing public status pages for NestJS Observe 🟢 One switch per application. Your users get a link with daily availability and p95 response times for up to 90 days. Only 5xx count against you, and the page never shows your traffic.

RT @brandontroberts: Did @nestframework get some new funding or something? Feels like they're launching something new every week 🚀

🚀 Introducing the Node adapter, new in NestJS 12.3. Nest has always stood on Express or Fastify. Now it stands on its own, right on node:http: the fastest way to run Nest. Nest is the fast part of your requests. NestJS Observe shows you the rest.

POST /checkout got 2.4x slower. The culprit: a PDF report job blocking the event loop. 42 seconds of finding it with NestJS Observe, from the alert to the fix 🔭

Announcing @nestjs/mail 📬 Lightweight, zero dependencies, long awaited. Typed mail classes, auto-escaped templates, SMTP/Resend/Postmark/SendGrid/SES transports, outbox support, and delivery events you can track as custom metrics in NestJS Observe.

Announcing one-command setup for NestJS Observe 🔭 🖥️ npx @nestjs/observe link Approve a code in your browser, and it installs the SDK, wires it into your app and writes the keys to .env. Your next start reports. Free up to 300k events a month 👇

RT @nestframework: 🔭 OpenTelemetry sees a Nest app from the outside: the router and the database driver. 🧩 NestJS Observe gets every provider from Nest itself, so the trace reads like your code. The setup, the trade-offs, and when to pick OpenTelemetry anyway 👇

RT @erhannah: one day you wrote console.log("here") for the last time and didn't even know it

Announcing @nestjs/locks, a new official package that brings distributed locks to NestJS 🔒 Run scheduled jobs on a single instance, prevent overlapping runs, and elect a leader across instances, all with a single decorator.

An MCP server for your NestJS app's production data: give your AI coding agent your releases, errors, traces and issues, so it can debug and fix production bugs. Production context, for every agent. NestJS Observe 🔭

RT @nestframework: NestJS Observe is live on Product Hunt today 🔭 Observability built for NestJS: every request as a trace of your own controllers and providers, errors with the source code inline, jobs, logs and alerts. No manual instrumentation. We'd love your feedback:

And for the launch: 25% off your first month with code PRODUCTHUNT 🚀

RT @kammysliwiec: Every line of the first version of NestJS was typed by hand. I don't think most code will be written that way anymore. Not in a few years, soon. Here's what I think that means for code review, frameworks, and anyone learning to code.

RT @TuoyoS26091: During this period, Myhappr handled 10,229 requests, recorded a 28.32% error rate, partially due to service downtime and application errors, maintained a 223ms p95 latency, and these three endpoints were our slowest. NestJS Observe 😌❤️

Debug NestJS Errors in Production, From Alert to Fix Error monitoring and tracking for NestJS: catch production errors, find the root cause and verify the fix, with zero config. NestJS Observe 🔭

🚀 The release comparison flags the new query and marks 1.13.0 a regression 🤖 Copy agent prompt hands it to a coding agent, which adds the index, and 1.13.1 ships ✅ Observe keeps watching, confirms the fix and closes the issue on its own 📋 Alert to fix: 12 minutes

NestJS Observe 🔭 Zero-config, auto-instrumented observability built specifically for NestJS. Traces, metrics, logs, errors, queries, jobs, profiles and more, without manually instrumenting your code. 👉