Bugsnag processes hundreds of millions of errors each day, and to handle this data we've prioritized building a scalable, performant, and robust backend system. This comes along with many technical challenges from which we've learned a lot. Most recently, we launched the new Releases dashboard, a project that required us to scale our system to handle the significant increase in service calls required to track releases and sessions for our users. While work on the Releases dashboard was underway, the Engineering team was also breaking down Bugsnag's backend functionality into a system of microservices we call the Pipeline. We knew that extending the Pipeline to support releases would mean adding several new services and modifying existing ones, and we also anticipated many new server and client interactions. To handle all of these architectural changes, we needed a consistent way of designing, implementing, and integrating our services. And we wanted a platform-agnostic approach — Bugsnag is a polyglot company and our services are written in Java, Ruby, Go, and Node.


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