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How Aiven manages your Apache Kafka clusters | Aiven Developer Tips

Aiven’s developer advocate Francesco Tisiot explains how we manage your Apache Kafka cluster to provide a service that’s always there when you need it. TIMESTAMPS ABOUT AIVEN We help organizations fuel the continuous innovation needed to create awesome, data-intensive applications by using the leading open source technologies. After building expertise managing mission-critical data infrastructure for companies like F-Secure and Nokia, Aiven’s founders noticed that cloud adoption was increasing but infrastructure solutions were either proprietary or difficult to translate into business results.

Cloud 66 Feature Highlight: Bring Your Own Image

What is Bring Your Own Image? One feature that makes very fast deployments possible is Bring Your Own Image (BYOI). Your app might rely on custom packages or use a specific version of a certain library. You can automate this process using Deploy Hooks or custom scripts, but compiling and installing these custom options every time you fire up a new instance can add a lot of time to your build and deployment process. That's where BYOI comes in.

Mark Shuttleworth Keynote at DockerCon 2021: Less toil, more focus

Running and maintaining standard workloads like databases and message queues on Kubernetes is too much toil! Charmed operators simplify those standard workloads, so you can focus on your own applications and their Docker images. See a demo of “apt-get mysql on K8s” and learn how these new operators are built and maintained in a community.

Dotcom-Monitor Device Manager

Learn more about managing your monitoring devices with the Device Manager within the Dotcom-Monitor platform. View specific devices details, like the number and current status of each device, monitoring frequency, and the timestamp the device was last monitored. You can also carry out several actions, such as enabling, postponing, and silencing a device, as well as cloning a device or task, deleting a device or task, and running a status report or an SLA report.