Best of Observability — November 2023

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   Community Picks·2y

   Identifying Code Concurrency Issues with Continuous Feedback

   The article discusses how the Continuous Feedback tool was used to identify code concurrency issues in backend services. It emphasizes the challenges faced by developers in identifying and resolving such issues and highlights the benefits of Continuous Feedback in providing continuous analysis and insights. The article also showcases a specific instance where the tool successfully identified a concurrency issue and pinpointed the root cause. It concludes by emphasizing the importance of observability data for developers and the impact it can have on developing scalable and maintainable systems.

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   Community Picks·2y

   Observing Your Code: with Spring Boot 3.2 and Micrometer Tracing

   The article discusses the benefits of using tracing in Spring Boot code, provides a guide to getting started with Micrometer and Spring Boot, and introduces the concept of Continuous Feedback using observability.

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   Article

   Discover .NET·2y

   What Is .NET Aspire? The Insane Future of .NET!

   Introducing .NET Aspire, a cloud-ready stack for building observable distributed applications that aims to solve pain points in building distributed apps. It provides easy implementation and connectivity between services, along with features like output caching using Redis.

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   DEV·2y

   Unified API for any alert from any source

   The article introduces Keep, an open-source alert management and automation platform. It highlights the problem Keep solves and its key features, such as connecting with various alert generation tools, aggregating alerts, enhancing them with additional information, and automating processes based on these alerts. It also provides step-by-step instructions on how to install Keep's CLI, configure it, connect with different providers, review alerts, and create workflows.

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