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Increasing SLOs from 2 nines to 3 nines improves uptime by nearly400 minutes monthly, while increasing from 4 nines to 5 nines adds just about 3 minutes. The costs and complexity of achieving higher nines grow exponentially, requiring significant redundancy and automation... read more
Uploading container images to S3 as a registry works by exposing an S3 bucket through HTTP and uploading the image files to specific paths. Benchmarking showed S3 uploads are up to 8x faster than AWS ECR due to S3's support for parallel chunk uploads. Despite being experimental, this method provides.. read more
Grafana dashboards have been key in visualizing data for over a decade, incorporating principles like audience understanding and visual hierarchies for effective design. Key metrics to consider include the RED method (Errors, Requests, Duration), the USE method (Utilization, Saturation, Errors), and.. read more
Amazon ECS now ensures software version consistency by resolving container image tags to immutable digests for each deployment. This change eliminates the risk of inconsistent container versions, enhancing security and reliability in ECS services... read more
Terminal command editing varies widely: some programs lack arrow key support, while others use the GNU Readline library for navigation and history. Readline keybindings, derived from Emacs, offer features like command history search and line navigation. Custom input systems in shells like Fish or to.. read more
High latency in distributed systems can render applications unusable, as frustrating as complete outages. Caching, CDNs, and load balancing are crucial strategies to reduce latency and improve performance. Techniques like asynchronous processing, optimal indexing, data compression, pre-caching, and .. read more
Attackers in theDero Cryptojacking operationtargeted clusters allowing anonymous access to the Kubernetes API. Anonymous access is controlled by a flag on the kube-apiserver component and most major distributions enable it by default, providing limited access. Disabling anonymous access or removing .. read more
The healthcare industry faces many challenges, with employee burnout being a critical concern. Addressing this issue is vital for retaining skilled professionals and ensuring quality patient care. Our latest article explores how RELIANOID’s innovative solutions, such as enhanced eClinicalWorks appli..
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This blog post explores PagerDuty and Splunk, two popular incident response tools, to help you decide which one is best for your team. It highlights key factors to consider like alerting, incident response, automation, integrations, and pricing. While PagerDuty excels in real-time alerts and collaboration, Splunk focuses on data analysis and proactive insights. Ultimately, the best choice depends on your needs. If you prioritize fast response and communication, PagerDuty might be ideal. If in-depth data analysis and prevention are important, Splunk could be better. The blog also mentions Squadcastas a unified incident management platform with a user-friendly interface, affordable pricing, and features combining the strengths of PagerDuty and Splunk.
