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Observing Availability
On the heels (by a few weeks) of my previous post on measuring availability in data streaming systems, here is my 3rd article - it focuses on building observability to monitor the availability of a data streaming service. https://bit.ly/3Agh50X
DevOps is not a bunch of tools that will make you save time and get super productive, its simply the embracement of a culture whereby you share pain, responsibilities, and rewards.
Nik Jain
“You can use logging for everything!” — #CowboyDeveloper
You can use Logging for everything • Metrics: print(), then cut/paste into google-sheets, and generate all the charts you need • Alerting: tail -f | grep , and then pipe to sendmail. • Monitoring: Alerting, but across multiple terms • Tracing: Add unique IDs to each log statement. (Yes. Actual examples I've seen...) • Debugging: print(). D-uh.