Best of Monitoring — April 2025

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    Avatar of platformaticPlatformatic·1y

    Watt Admin: Your Local Node.js Monitoring Solution

    Watt Admin is an open-source monitoring and administration tool for Platformatic applications, providing real-time performance metrics, comprehensive logging, and full control over services. Key features include real-time memory and CPU usage monitoring, latency tracking, centralized log viewing and filtering, service management capabilities, and CLI integration. It is easy to set up with a simple command and is ideal for development diagnostics.

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    Avatar of grafanaGrafana Labs·1y

    Kubernetes Monitoring: One view for observing all your storage volumes

    Grafana Cloud has introduced a new Storage tab in its Kubernetes Monitoring solution, providing users with a single view to track volume usage over time, conduct data forensics, and troubleshoot volume provisioning. The tab includes prebuilt panels for tracking various storage metrics, reducing context switching, and making it easier to spot issues with new alert overlays. The view is available at different levels, from pod to cluster, helping users visualize storage metrics comprehensively and make informed decisions about their storage infrastructure.

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    Avatar of growwenggGroww Engineering·1y

    Introducing Olly: Standardizing Observability Across Groww (Part 1)

    Groww introduces Olly, a custom-built observability portal designed to standardize monitoring across its diverse tech stack. Olly provides pre-built, standardized dashboards for various services, fostering a consistent monitoring approach and improving system reliability. The portal's features include tailored React-based components for custom dashboards, easy sharing of insights via URLs, and effortless adoption with minimal configuration needed. Olly is designed to serve different user profiles within Groww, from developers to organizational leaders, enhancing collaboration and efficiency.

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    Avatar of baeldungBaeldung·1y

    Monitor a Java Application With New Relic

    Learn how to monitor a Java application using New Relic, an observability platform providing real-time insights into application performance. The tutorial covers setting up a Spring Boot application, configuring the New Relic Java agent, and viewing application metrics on the New Relic dashboard to optimize performance and ensure reliability.

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    Avatar of netflixNetflix TechBlog·1y

    How Netflix Accurately Attributes eBPF Flow Logs

    Netflix tackles the issue of accurately attributing eBPF flow logs to workload identities by enhancing its FlowExporter and FlowCollector mechanisms. The company developed new methods to overcome the challenges of IP address reassignment and misattribution, ensuring real-time, reliable network insights across its extensive microservices fleet. The improved process allows for comprehensive dependency analysis and better service topology understanding.

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