Sonia Gupta [InfluxData] | Introduction to InfluxDB 2.0 & Your First Flux Query | InfluxDays London
Bring your laptop ready to go(*) and get started with InfluxDB 2.0 and how to build your first set of dashboards and Flux queries.
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Noah Crowley [InfluxData] | Using the Java Client Library | InfluxDays London 2019
InfluxDB 2.0 brings in support for many new client libraries. In this session, Noah will walk through how to use the new Java client library to access InfluxDB 2.0. InfluxDB comes with a new set of client libraries to allow you to insert time series data from your applications into the new InfluxDB 2.0. Specifically, Noah will share how to use the Java client library to insert data and query it in your applications.
Nathaniel Cook [InfluxData] | Extending Flux to Support Other DBs & Data Stores | InfluxDays
Flux was designed to work across databases and data stores. In this talk, Nathaniel will walk through the steps necessary for you to add your own database or custom data source to Flux.
ServiceNow Connector Discovery Webinar Replay from Cookdown
Watch the replay of our webinar from 26-Jun-19 where we show you how to populate your ServiceNow CMDB with your existing SCOM data. More at cookdown.com/discovery
How to Install Prometheus on Kubernetes
A tutorial on deploying Prometheus on Kubernetes including configuration for Prometheus remote storage with Metricfire.
Logging with Context
When troubleshooting an issue with logs, it’s often fairly easy to find an important log; for example, an exception is logged and an alert is fired. Once you find an exception in the logs, the trickier part can be understanding why the exception was thrown. One common approach to this problem is looking at the surrounding logs. Logs are typically in chronological order, so if you see an exception, look at the logs’ lines from just before the exception occurred.
EnterpriseAlert 2019 update 8.2.0 released
On June 20 we have released the 3rd update for EnterpriseAlert 2019. Don’t get confused by the version number, 8.2.0 would better be 8.3.0, but that’s the way it is. Here is a very short EA 2019 release history for CY 2019.
6 Docs Every Serverless Developer Should Read
When I browse Stackery’s documentation and blog, I see some great writing that I know not everyone has read. Check out these great articles essential to growth as a developer.
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.NET Core support is here for Raygun APM
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Lessons learned from running Kafka at Datadog
At Datadog, we operate 40+ Kafka and ZooKeeper clusters that process trillions of datapoints across multiple infrastructure platforms, data centers, and regions every day. Over the course of operating and scaling these clusters to support increasingly diverse and demanding workloads, we’ve learned a lot about Kafka—and what happens when its default behavior doesn’t align with expectations.