Moneyta Release Notes

The job that matches fund managers' filings to the companies Moneyta tracks was rewriting six years of history every night, which held the database's disk at its limit for over an hour and slowed everything else queued behind it. It now refreshes only the recent quarters that actually change, and the full history pass is a deliberate one-off.

The job that matches fund managers' filings to the companies Moneyta tracks was rewriting six years of history every night, which held the database's disk at its limit for over an hour and slowed everything else queued behind it. It now refreshes only the recent quarters that actually change, and the full history pass is a deliberate one-off.

The nightly job that matches fund managers' filings to the companies Moneyta tracks now reports which quarter it is working on, gives up after two minutes if another database session is blocking it, and says exactly where it stopped. Operators gain a read-only view of what the database is doing, with a switch to end a stuck session.

The job that keeps fund managers' filings matched to the companies Moneyta tracks used to do all its work inside one web request, which the platform cuts off after four minutes. It now starts, reports progress, and finishes on its own, one quarter at a time, and refuses to run twice at once.

The nightly job that matches fund managers' filings to the companies Moneyta tracks now reports which quarter it is working on, gives up after two minutes if another database session is blocking it, and says exactly where it stopped. Operators gain a read-only view of what the database is doing, with a switch to end a stuck session.

The job that keeps fund managers' filings matched to the companies Moneyta tracks used to do all its work inside one web request, which the platform cuts off after four minutes. It now starts, reports progress, and finishes on its own, one quarter at a time, and refuses to run twice at once.

A company could already be on file with its profile but no price history at all, and this morning's release read that as "nothing to do". Research now asks for the history whenever a name has none, so the chart under the report fills in on the next visit. Found on the very name that prompted the morning's release.

A company the desk could research from its filings alone, but had never seen a price for, now gets its price history loaded at research time, so the chart under the report is never empty. Found on a real report the same day. New on the blog: why a budgeting app and Moneyta are not competing for the same job, and a restructured look at what a Monarch account shows you, with real screenshots. Admins promoted to super-admin who hit a gate now read exactly which role it wants, instead of a message that looked like the promotion had not taken.

Fixed a logging loop in the AI connector service that wrote about four million lines a week and hid the messages that mattered. Nothing you use changes; the people watching the service can now see it. The uptime check that watches moneyta.co now runs from two regions every fifteen minutes instead of five regions every five. It still pages within minutes of a real outage, proven by deliberately failing it. Behind the scenes, the development environment can now be put to sleep between sessions and brought back current in minutes, at about a quarter of its former cost.

A company could already be on file with its profile but no price history at all, and this morning's release read that as "nothing to do". Research now asks for the history whenever a name has none, so the chart under the report fills in on the next visit. Found on the very name that prompted the morning's release.

A company the desk could research from its filings alone, but had never seen a price for, now gets its price history loaded at research time, so the chart under the report is never empty. Found on a real report the same day. New on the blog: why a budgeting app and Moneyta are not competing for the same job, and a restructured look at what a Monarch account shows you, with real screenshots. Admins promoted to super-admin who hit a gate now read exactly which role it wants, instead of a message that looked like the promotion had not taken.

Fixed a logging loop in the AI connector service that wrote about four million lines a week and hid the messages that mattered. Nothing you use changes; the people watching the service can now see it. The uptime check that watches moneyta.co now runs from two regions every fifteen minutes instead of five regions every five. It still pages within minutes of a real outage, proven by deliberately failing it. Behind the scenes, the development environment can now be put to sleep between sessions and brought back current in minutes, at about a quarter of its former cost.

Fund manager pages now have a link back to the list. Most people arrive from a search result and had never seen the list to go back to. Those pages also open much faster. A line under the holdings table was quoting a running count of every company Moneyta covers, and working that number out meant reading the whole holdings archive on every single page view.

Fund manager pages now have a link back to the list. Most people arrive from a search result and had never seen the list to go back to. Those pages also open much faster. A line under the holdings table was quoting a running count of every company Moneyta covers, and working that number out meant reading the whole holdings archive on every single page view.