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Dash0 Makes Continuous Profiling Generally Available Following Polar Signals Acquisition

SALT LAKE CITY -- Dash0 this week at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2026 announced the general availability of Profiling in Dash0, a continuous profiler that measures CPU and memory for every process in a Kubernetes cluster, or on any other Linux host, virtual machine or bare metal server, with The post Dash0 Makes Continuous Profiling Generally Available Following Polar Signals…

Dash0 has announced the general availability of its continuous profiler, Profiling in Dash0, following its acquisition of Polar Signals. This profiler measures CPU and memory usage for every process in a Kubernetes cluster or any Linux host, VM, or bare metal server without requiring any code changes. Polar Signals, the Berlin-based company behind the open-source Parca project, contributes to the OpenTelemetry Profiling Working Group, and the profiler's eBPF agent runs on every node continuously, with overhead under 1% even under heavy CPU load.

The profiler is available to all Dash0 customers for $0.60 per million samples, with a 14-day free trial for new users.

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