Granulate has officially released the much-awaited Filters Feature to its gProfiler.In case you need some context, gProfiler( is a free, open-source tool that allows you to run low-overhead, continuous profiling in production to identify bottlenecks, improve code quality, and optimize performance while saving on compute costs. Some of the gProfiler benefits:- Seamless installation with no code changes- Immediate visibility into production code (- Minimal performance overhead and less than 1% utilization penalty- Native support for Java, Go, Python, Scala, Clojure, PHP , and KotlinWith this new feature, gProfiler users can now filter services based on Container name, Hostname, or K8s object. This means that you can view a flame graph of what you want to investigate from a specific container host or pod. 
To get started, all you have to do is follow these simple steps:- Create your gProfiler account ( Add a new service using our installation wizard  using a Daemonset installation- Inspect your profiling data and start optimizingYou can also play around and see how it works in our demo application( Click on the filters icon and see how the graph filters accordingly.BTW - We’ve also added support for profiling PHP using phpspy, in addition to our existing support for Java, Python and Go, and more.