Best of Grafana2023

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    Avatar of itnextITNEXT·3y

    Sprkl — more than a VScode extension

    Sprkl - more than a VScode extension Sprkl — has become more cool and powerful with its new features that we’re gonna discuss here. It’s a tool that gives us a personal and global view of our code coverage, code interactions and how they affect the rest of the application, and security warnings.

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    Avatar of last9Last9·3y

    Prometheus vs Thanos

    Prometheus and Thanos have emerged as two powerful tools for handling time series data. Both of these systems offer robust features and functionalities that help organizations gain valuable insights into their infrastructure and applications. In this blog, we'll delve into the characteristics, differentiators, and challenges associated with both systems.

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    Avatar of tigerdataTigerData (Creators of TimescaleDB)·2y

    Quickly Building SQL Dashboards for Time Series

    Continuous aggregates in TimescaleDB are an enhanced version of PostgreSQL materialized views that automatically refresh as new data is added or modified. These aggregates enable real-time dashboards for time-series data in PostgreSQL, allowing for fast queries and analytics, even with large amounts of data.

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    Avatar of communityCommunity Picks·3y

    Building a CDN from Scratch to Learn about CDN, Nginx, Lua, Prometheus, Grafana, Load balancing, and Containers.

    The objective of this repo is to build a body of knowledge on how CDNs work by coding one from "scratch" The CDN we're going to design uses: nginx, lua, docker, Prometheus, grafana, Grafana and wrk. We'll start creating a single backend service and expand from there to a multi-node, latency simulated.

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    Avatar of cloudnativedailyCloud Native Daily·3y

    Best Observability Tools for Microservices

    Microservices architecture has become popular among developers due to its scalability and flexibility. Helios Helios is an observability tool that offers comprehensive monitoring and analytics solutions for microservices and distributed applications. Lightstep Lightstep is a leading observability platform that helps to gain deep insights into the performance and behavior of microservices architectures.

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    Avatar of hackernoonHacker Noon·3y

    A Guide to Building Observability for Microservices

    Explore tools like Prometheus, Grafana, and Helm to set up a robust observability stack. Learn how to monitor Kubernetes-based microservices effectively, plus, get a glimpse of the essential metrics to track for optimal performance.

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    Avatar of last9Last9·3y

    Graphite vs Prometheus

    Graphite, on the other hand, was developed by Orbitz Worldwide, and it is now a fully open-source project. Unlike Prometheus, Graphite uses a push-based mechanism for gathering data, meaning the target system sends (or pushes) data to the Graphite server.

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    Avatar of newstackThe New Stack·3y

    Why Grafana Needs OpenTelemetry

    The New Stack Grafana is often considered to be the hands-down most popular observability platform for data visualization. OpenTelemetry has emerged as a key open source component to lend compatibility among the different observability platforms. The project has continued to gain momentum and is the second-highest velocity open source project in the CNCF.

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    Avatar of lambdatestLambdaTest·3y

    k6 Testing Tutorial: A Complete Guide To Browser Testing With Grafana k6

    Load testing is a type of non-functional testing that checks the application’s performance under specific loads and conditions. It involves simulating multiple users accessing an application simultaneously or sending requests to the server concurrently. The eCommerce website can simulate the projected user load and evaluate its performance under these circumstances.

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    Avatar of towardsdevTowards Dev·3y

    Data engineers : Let’s build a data stack step by step

    Data engineers: Let’s build a data stack step by step. The project is divided into 3 major steps: data scraping and automate it using Apache airflow. Dash plottly, gather metrics with Statsd and visualize performance using Prometheus and Grafana.

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    Avatar of notedNoted·3y

    Mastering Self-Hosted Monitoring: Netdata, Prometheus, and Grafana Unleashed

    Netdata, Prometheus, and Grafana are all available for self-hosting systems. The tools can be installed on a host machine with Docker and Docker Compose installed for this example. In this step by step guide, we're going to create a straightforward yet effective system monitoring dashboard.

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    Avatar of grafanaGrafana Labs·3y

    Grafana 9.5 release: All the new features you need to know

    Grafana 9.5 release introduces new features, including major Alerting updates, improved security with service accounts, enhanced dashboards, and more.

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    Avatar of hackernoonHacker Noon·3y

    Why You Should Send Loki All Your Logs

    Loki is an efficient log aggregation system that empowers observability in distributed systems. By drawing inspiration from Prometheus, Loki provides horizontally scalable, cost-effective, and multi-tenant log storage. The article covers the basics of Loki, demonstrates how to integrate it with Java applications using the Loki4j appender.

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    Avatar of cloudnativedailyCloud Native Daily·3y

    Cloud Native CI/CD Pipelines: Building Automated Workflows with Jenkins and Kubernetes

    Build Cloud Native CI/CD Pipelines with Jenkins and K8s. Building Automated Workflows with Jenkins, Kubernetes and KuberNETes is a step-by-step guide to setting up a Cloud NativeCI/CD pipeline. Use Jenkins to create a new Jenkins Pipeline to define your CI-CD workflow.