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By Pavithra Parthiban
Monitoring tools are essential for maintaining stability and performance. They enable organizations to monitor diverse metrics, analyze trends, and identify anomalies to prevent downtime and maximize resource efficiency. Among the leading solutions in this domain, both Datadog and Grafana are recognized for their effectiveness and versatility. Understanding the nuances between these platforms is vital for businesses to make informed decisions about which tool best suits their needs.
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By Aiswarya S
People often get confused between Monitoring and Observability and use them interchangeably in the DevOps field. But they are two very unique concepts. Since we work in this sphere, I thought it was ideal to clear up this confusion and give you the right information on it. With most of the application software now adopting several microservices and going for distributed architecture, the need to have a complete overview of your system cannot be understated.
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By Aiswarya S
PHP is one of the most widely used programming languages for Web development worldwide. It is used by almost 80% of the developers who work on building websites, and one reason for this is the enormous configuration options. Further, PHP is used extensively for developing content management systems and web service APIs.
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By Aiswarya S
If you're working in IT monitoring and observability, you simply cannot ignore the power of Datadog and New Relic. These two tools have plenty of features that can revolutionize your entire observability strategy and give you complete control over your infrastructure. These tools are built so as to capture the tiniest of details, be it on applications, infrastructure, databases, servers, or something completely on the cloud.
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By Aiswarya S
Earlier, applications were mostly monolithic, meaning that several programs were written in the same language and placed in the same web stack. However, it is no longer the case today. Today, every software is comprised of several small application programs coming together each providing a service of its own. These applications are what we call microservices.
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By Aiswarya S
Observability is the process of understanding complex systems by analyzing their outcomes and enhancing those outcomes by monitoring events within the system. Today, observability is essential for IT services to achieve a better user experience and optimize software performance. With cloud platforms dominating the IT services landscape, organizations are inclined to deploy their software and hardware systems in the cloud to reduce operational costs and enhance flexibility.
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By Aiswarya S
With applications becoming increasingly distributed and complex, gaining insights into their behavior and performance is essential for maintaining reliability and delivering exceptional user experiences. OpenTelemetry has emerged as a powerful framework for instrumenting applications to collect, process, and export telemetry data.
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By Aiswarya S
NestJS is a popular and powerful open-source framework for building scalable and maintainable server-side applications with Node.js. It was developed by Kamil Myśliwiec and first released in 2017. NestJS is inspired by Angular, which brings familiarity and a structured approach to building back-end applications.
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By Aiswarya S
Linux is a powerful and widely-used operating system used by individuals, businesses, and organizations around the world. With its open-source nature and customizable features, Linux has become a popular choice for those seeking a reliable and efficient system for their computing needs. However, with this power and flexibility also comes the need for proper monitoring and management.
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By Pavithra Parthiban
Imagine you are driving a car with no dashboard. You can't see the speed, fuel level, or engine temperature. You are flying blind, hoping everything is okay until something goes wrong. This is what it's like to manage complex IT systems without observability. Observability is the key to understanding the internal state of a system. It is crucial for detecting and resolving issues efficiently, reducing downtime and costs.
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