GrafanaCon EU 2018: IronDB
Fred Moyer talks about IronDB, and the new Grafana data source they developed.
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GrafanaCon EU 2018: Graphite at Scale or How to Store Millions of Metrics per Second
This is a story about dealing with metrics at scale. A lot of metrics. This is our story of the challenges we’ve faced at Booking.com and how we made our Graphite system handle millions of metrics per second.
GrafanaCon EU 2018: The RED Method: How To Instrument Your Services
The RED Method defines three key metrics you should measure for every microservice in your architecture. It gives developers a template for instrumenting their services and building dashboards in a consistent, repeatable fashion.
GrafanaCon EU 2018: Using Prometheus and Grafana for Monitoring my Power Usage
In this lightning talk Erwin explains how he gained insights in his power usage using a raspberry pi zero with Prometheus and Grafana.
GrafanaCon EU 2018: What's New in Graphite
Dan Cech discusses some of the new features in Graphite.
GrafanaCon EU 2018: What's New in Prometheus
Tom Wilkie covers the Prometheus project and what's new.
GrafanaCon EU 2018: Analyzing Performance of Open Stack with Grafana Dashboards
Significant amounts of time have been invested in performance testing and analysis of OpenStack. In this talk I share how we use Grafana and many other Open Source tools to monitor the performance of an OpenStack Cloud while benchmarking.
GrafanaCon EU 2018: Automating Grafana Dashboards with Jsonnet
Combining Jsonnet and Terraform allows you to write many dashboards in no time - in a reproducible way. And even to create basebricks for multiple dashboards and reuse them at will.
GrafanaCon EU 2018: The journey of shifting the MQTT broker HiveMQ to Kubernetes
From zero to Kubernetes: Which challenges do I face while migrating a cloud-unready Java application such as HiveMQ from a classical Linux IT- environment to Docker-Orchestrator Kubernetes?
4 reasons why website performance matters for your business
We get it! You spent a lot of time working out your architecture, fine-tuning your user interface, and pouring money into launching and marketing your product or site, and you need to get more customers and keep the ones that you’ve got. Website performance is key to both retention and acquisition, so hopefully you took some time to ensure that you delivered a performant site or service.