Best of ObservabilityAugust 2023

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    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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    Dockerizing Web Applications

    This Blog is part 1 of the project CI/CD using ArgoCD and Prometheus. Use the below command to replace the harshal1903 with your DockerHUB username. The above code replaces the images as you want by creating the images folder in the views folder.

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    Building a Unified Notification System with GitHub Actions

    Build a Unified Notification System with GitHub Actions with GitHub actions. Explore the power of GitHub actions by integrating with multiple notification services including Slack, Chime, Teams, AWS SNS and more. In this blog, we will explore the process of building GitHub Actions for notifications services to publish actions execution results for Slack, Discord, Teams.

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    How to Document And Monitor APIs

    APItoolKit In Express.js is a powerful API tool that can be used to document your project. It provides real-time endpoint monitoring and so provide several features that make your job as a software engineer easy. In this blog post, I will introduce you to an Incredible AP itoolKits.

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    CI/CD/CF? — The DevOps toolchain’s “missing-link”

    A gap in the infinite DevOps loop left incomplete and how it relates to continuous feedback. When the developer tests the code in the sterile lab of their IDE, it does (almost) always work. There is still a big gap between that local run and what actually happens when the code runs in production.

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    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 heliosHelios·3y

    What are Microservices?

    Microservices are a software architecture pattern that structures an application as a collection of small, independent, and loosely coupled services. Each service operates as its own entity that focuses on specific business functions. Microservices allow for modular development, deployment, and scalability, providing flexibility and adaptability to changing requirements.

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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.

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    Building Interactive API Documentation with Swagger Editor

    Building Interactive API Documentation with Swagger Editor is an open-source tool that allows developers to design, build, and document RESTful APIs using the OpenAPI Specification. The editor uses the YAML (YAML Ain’t Markup Language) format, which is easy to read and write.