FID is a core web vital used to measure the amount of time it takes for your website to respond to a user's input. In this video, we will discuss the importance of having a good FID, why it's important to have a good FID, and some common issues developers have relating to FID.

What is the difference between DevOps and SRE? In Short, DevOps should be an all-encompassing term for connecting the development team and operations team. However, DevOps tends to focus more on Deployment, whereas SRE focuses on Reliability.

SRE stands for Site Reliability Engineering and focuses on making sure your systems are always up and running. SRE teams are very similar to DevOps But have a few noticeable differences.

In this video, we will introduce you to SRE (Site Reliability Engineering) and explain what it is, why it's important, and how you can get started with it. We'll cover everything you need to know to get started with SRE, from the basics of SRE concepts and principles to the tools and skills you'll need to succeed.

In this video, we will discuss First Input Delay, one of the most important metrics in website performance optimization. We'll explain what FID is, why it matters, and some of the most common issues that can impact your website's FID score. We'll also show you some practical solutions to improve your FID score. So if you're looking for a way to monitor your website's performance and improve your Core Web Vitals, this video is for you.

Part 6 of a short solr tips video series. In this video, we discuss how many shards and nodes your need for your apache solr cluster.

Apache Solr is a great open-source search engine with a steep learning curve. In this video, we will cover 6 tips and tricks used by those who work with Solr in production environments on a daily basis. If you want your Apache Solr Cluster to return relevant results as quickly as possible, be sure to follow along with these tips and tricks.

Part four of a short series on the most useful Solr tips and tricks. TL;DR: In most use cases, you should prefer multiplying boosters. For best results, look into normalizing the results with a logarithm. If you would like to see more.

Part five of a short series on the most useful Solr tips and tricks. TL;DR: Monitor your Garbage collection in solr like a hawk or use a tool like Sematext Cloud with apache solr integrations for monitoring and alerting.

Part three of a short series on the most useful Solr tips and tricks. TL;DR: Setting stored="false" on solr can save tons of memory within solr. For most use cases, this is a great solution. If you would like to see more.