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5 Ways to Prevent CPU Overload on Linux Servers

Feb 5, 2025 By Sematext In Sematext
Every server administrator’s nightmare starts with a message: “CPU usage at 100%” It’s that critical moment when your Linux server transforms from a reliable workhorse into a sluggish mess, taking your applications and user experience down. We’ve all been there… staring at a terminal, watching load averages climb, while frantically trying to figure out which process decided to throw a CPU-hungry party on our server.
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How to Stop Memory Leaks Before they Crash Your Linux System

Feb 5, 2025 By Sematext In Sematext
Imagine you’ve got a leaky faucet in your kitchen. At first, it’s just a drip here and there—annoying, sure, but not enough to ruin your day. But leave it unchecked, and soon that drip turns into a steady trickle. Your water bill skyrockets, the sink overflows, and before you know it, you’re ankle-deep in chaos. Now, replace that faucet with a Linux system, and you’ve got a memory leak.
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Full Guide to Linux Disk IO Monitoring, Alerting and Tuning

Feb 5, 2025 By Sematext In Sematext
Disk IO (Input/Output) is a core aspect of system performance. Whether you’re managing a database, a web application, or a cloud server, how efficiently your system reads and writes data affects everything from response times to stability. Unlike high CPU usage or memory bottlenecks that often manifest immediately, disk IO issues tend to creep up silently—until they slow down critical processes.
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honeycomb

Why Observability 2.0 Is Such a Gamechanger

Feb 5, 2025 By Erwin van der Koogh In Honeycomb
One of the hardest parts of my job is to get people to appreciate just how much of a difference Honeycomb/observability 2.0 is compared to their current way of working. It’s not just a small step up or a linear improvement. Rather, it’s an entire step change in the way that you write, deploy, and operate software for your customers.
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checkly

Announcing Checkly Traces: Unified Synthetic Monitoring and Distributed Tracing

Feb 5, 2025 By Sara Miteva In Checkly
Until recently, Checkly was telling you what broke in your app. Now, it can also tell you why it broke. We're excited to announce the general availability of Checkly Traces, a new addition to our synthetic monitoring platform that bridges the gap between frontend monitoring and backend observability. By combining synthetic monitoring with distributed tracing, Checkly Traces empowers development teams to detect, diagnose, and resolve issues faster than ever before.
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fabrix

Introducing Agentic AI Platform by Fabrix.ai

Feb 4, 2025 By Raju Datla In Fabrix
Over the past couple of years, many of us have been utilizing Generative AI interfaces and co-pilots to enhance our communication, conduct research, and summarize complex information. AI-based agents are digital entities created to autonomously derive insights from data and execute actions. Agents are focused on accomplishing a specific outcome without the needfor constant human intervention.
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manageengine

6 key steps to drive successful network automation in your enterprise

Feb 4, 2025 By General In ManageEngine
The complexity of modern networks has surged due to digital transformation, hybrid work models, and evolving security threats, making manual management increasingly unsustainable. Network automation addresses this challenge by streamlining operations and enabling networks to adapt and remain resilient in an ever-changing environment. A recent Gartner study predicts that by 2026, 30% of enterprises will automate more than half of their network activities.
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raygun

Top 10 .NET exceptions (part one)

Feb 4, 2025 By Rowan Tandy In Raygun
Exception handling is essential to.NET development, but not all exceptions are equal. Some, like NullReferenceException, surprise developers with unclear stack traces and production crashes. Others, such as MySQLException or HttpRequestException, often point to issues like resource mismanagement or network failures. At Raygun, we've worked with teams around the world to monitor and fix software issues, giving us deep insight into how exceptions occur and how to handle them effectively.
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