Reducing Performance Friction with Microsoft Clarity's DOM-Based Recording
Learn how Microsoft Clarity uses DOM mutation recording to capture user sessions without the performance overhead of video, and how to implement PII masking for privacy.
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Learn how Microsoft Clarity uses DOM mutation recording to capture user sessions without the performance overhead of video, and how to implement PII masking for privacy.
Goal: determine the optimal session recording configuration for a low‑traffic Teleport deployment that uses the open‑source edition with local users. Constraints: the choice between node‑level and proxy‑level recording, and between synchronous and asynchronous modes, influences audit completeness, storage cost, and behavior when OpenSSH clients connect direc
Clarity session recording storage limit: per-project vs per-account ambiguity Goal: Clarify how the 10 GB session recording storage cap is applied to low‑traffic accounts. The free tier offers unlimited sessions, but the 10 GB limit may affect long sessions or multiple users per visit. Current uncertainty: It is not documented whether the 10 GB cap is enforc
The Teleport identity-aware proxy manages concurrent TCP connections and streams TTY output to backend storage providers. While resource cleanup is tied to certificate expiration or session termination, the memory footprint of the proxy process scales with the number of active sessions. When handling high-throughput TTY streams, there is uncertainty regardin