Understanding O11y - A Beginner's Guide
“O11y”, also known as Observability, is changing how we handle system performance. This guide will walk you through the essentials of O11y and how to implement it effectively. Let's dive in.
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Cribl's Blueprint for Secure Software Development.
What does it take to build software for the most security-demanding customers worldwide? At Cribl, building secure products is integral to our engineering identity. We have established a secure software development lifecycle that is both culturally and policy-driven, integrating product security tooling and processes into every architecture review, pull request, and release, whether major or minor.
What Makes for a 'Good' Pair Programming Session?
Software changes so rapidly that developing on the cutting edge of it cannot fall to a single person. When it comes to asynchronously disseminating information about projects, code comments, PR conversations, Slack, RFCs, and other investigatory documents do a wonderful job, but no amount of async communication replaces the magic of two brains bouncing ideas off of each other.
Unleashing the Power of Hybrid Cloud - Introducing Hybrid Observability in HPE GreenLake Flex Solutions
In today's fast-paced digital economy, businesses are constantly seeking innovative solutions to streamline their operations, enhance agility, and drive growth. As enterprise IT infrastructure environments get more distributed and complicated to meet evolving demands, the need for robust IT monitoring, management and automation becomes even more important.
Iterating on Observability: Reproducing Production Errors in Isolation
Jeremy Brett, Charter Communications Robert Gladmon, Charter Communications.
Deploy on Friday? How About Destroy on Friday! A Chaos Engineering Experiment - Part 1
We recently took a daring step to test and improve the reliability of the Honeycomb service: we abruptly destroyed one third of the infrastructure in our production environment using AWS’s Fault Injection Service. You might be wondering why the heck we did something so drastic. In this post, we’ll go over why we did it and how we made sure that it wouldn’t impact our service.
Embark on the Observability Journey
With the advent of byte code instrumentation (BCI) in 2008, application performance management took a giant leap in what is known as "inside-out monitoring," that is, monitoring from inside the application. Before that, application monitoring was largely limited to tracking CPU, memory, disk, and process availability. BCI offered new opportunities in terms of how applications could be monitored and what could be monitored from an application performance perspective.
Observability as Code Explained: Benefits & How to Get Started
Traditional monitoring has become insufficient for managing complex systems. Modern infrastructures consist of numerous interconnected services, and simply monitoring individual metrics and logs fails to provide a comprehensive view. This is where observability becomes crucial.
Mezmo Edge Explainer Video
Ensuring access to the right telemetry data - like logs, metrics, events, and traces from all applications and infrastructure are challenging in our distributed world. Teams struggle with various data management issues, such as security concerns, data egress costs, and compliance regulations to keep specific data within the enterprise. Mezmo Edge is a distributed telemetry pipeline that processes data securely in your environment based on your observability needs.
Control the Chaos: The Rise of Network Observability
Join Kentik's Greg Villain and Steve Meuse and discover how network observability empowers network operators to face the challenges of an ever-changing economy and focus on cost, performance, and reliability. Learn about network observability tools and methods, simplifying complex hybrid network data, the infrastructure decision framework, and how AI is powering the future of network monitoring.