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observiq

How to Start Contributing to Open Source with OpenTelemetry

Aug 12, 2024 By Michelle Artreche In ObservIQ
Today, open source software is everywhere – from Linux-based servers, to Android smartphones, to the Firefox Web browser, to name just a handful of open source platforms in widespread use today. But the open source code driving these innovations doesn't write itself. It's developed by open source contributors – and you could be one of them.
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cortex

Building an asset attribution system for software security

Aug 12, 2024 By Lauren Craigie In Cortex
Asset attribution is an operational necessity for robust digital protection, but hasn't always been easy to achieve. Especially when software state and ownership is unknown, or inconsistent. This blog delves into the historical complexities and challenges of asset attribution for security and engineering teams and explores how Internal Developer Portals like Cortex can help.
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grafana

Why companies choose Adaptive Metrics and how they save time and (a lot of) money

Aug 12, 2024 By Quynton Johnson In Grafana
Let’s cut to the chase: Managing metric volumes at scale is hard. In fact, when we asked the open source observability community about their biggest concerns in this year’s Grafana Labs Observability Survey, the top four responses — cost, complexity, cardinality, and signal-to-noise ratio — can all be tied back to exponential growth in telemetry data.
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Introduction to K8s Horizontal Pod Autoscaling | Monitor Autoscaling in Splunk Observability Cloud

Aug 12, 2024 By Splunk In Splunk
In this video, I’m going to introduce you to Horizontal Pod Autoscaling in Kubernetes and monitoring autoscaling events in Splunk Observability Cloud. I’ll first walk through our simple application deployment definition. We will analyze the metrics of that application in Splunk Observability cloud, identifying that the application is under resource pressure. I’ll then discuss the scaling options at our disposal, and we will walk through an implementation of a Horizontal Pod Autoscaler that will automatically scale our pods according to the load they are receiving.
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incidenthub

Monitoring Specific Components and Regions in Your Third-Party Services

Aug 12, 2024 By Hrishikesh Barua In IncidentHub
Chances are, most of your third-party cloud and SaaS dependencies are globally distributed and have many regions of operation. Chances are, your applications use a subset of a cloud or SaaS service. If you are monitoring such a service, why should you receive alerts for all regions or every single component in the service? E.g. if you use Digital Ocean, you might be using Kubernetes in their US locations (NYC and SFO). You would want to know only when there is an outage in one of these locations.
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opsmatters

The Evolution of Web Development: From Functional to Fantastical

Aug 12, 2024 By OpsMatters In OpsMatters
Web development has come a long way since the early days of the internet. What began as a straightforward means of sharing information has evolved into a complex and multifaceted discipline, blending art, technology, and user experience. Today, web developers are tasked not only with creating functional and visually appealing websites but also with innovating in ways that captivate and engage users. The evolution of web development can be seen in everything from e-commerce platforms and social media sites to the more whimsical and experimental corners of the internet, like the Bored Button and The Useless Web.
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