PanosJee

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Monitoring to Infinity and Beyond – How Netdata Scales Without Limits(blog.netdata.cloud)
6 points by PanosJee 3y ago|0 comments
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New Netdata Persistence Engine(github.com)
12 points by PanosJee 4y ago|0 comments
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by PanosJee 4y ago
You are just a narcissist.
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by PanosJee 4y ago
The amount of engineering in this release is staggering.
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by PanosJee 4y ago
Have you tried netdata?
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by PanosJee 4y ago
Hack The Box -> Fix The Box
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by PanosJee 4y ago
I am glued to Tradingview. Nothing comes close. Not even Bloomberg.
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by PanosJee 4y ago
It's time to drop Prometheus
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by PanosJee 4y ago
Another funny tidbit: > On March 24, 2017, a few months after his initial copying of Splunk’s source code, Mr. Sharp resigned from Splunk to co-found Cribl with Dritan Bitincka and Ledion Bitincka— both former software architects at Splu
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by PanosJee 4y ago
I don't think Splunk claims will hold in court. As said running Wireguard would too just fine. Mr. Sharp posted a derivation of Splunk’s proprietary and confidential S2S source code to his personal github webpage (a publicly accessible
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by PanosJee 4y ago
From the lawsuit: Although Splunk provides HEC for third parties to use, Splunk maintains other aspects of its software as proprietary. One example of such proprietary software is the “S2S” protocol. S2S stands for “Splunk-to-Splunk,” and t
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by PanosJee 4y ago
I am one of those people. There was a bonus for every patent granted. They were telling us that we need to big patent arsenal to fend off against IBM. It turned out that Splunk is IBM now.
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by PanosJee 4y ago
Splunk now an IP bully? Go Clint & Ledio!
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by PanosJee 4y ago
Just Fiat 2.0
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by PanosJee 4y ago
Even if they did nobody buys anything rn
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by PanosJee 4y ago
Simple yes; simplistic no. It can provide you with thousands of metrics you never thought of monitoring. On top of that comes with pre-configured alerts, eBPF support, metric correlations and anomaly rates for every single metric it collect
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by PanosJee 4y ago
I always default to Netdata as it is batteries-included and can rarely outgrow it.
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by PanosJee 4y ago
Let's stick with Greek.
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by PanosJee 4y ago
/dev/null
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ML Assisted Troubleshooting – Unsupervised Anomaly Detection in Netdata(netdata.cloud)
2 points by PanosJee 4y ago|0 comments
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by PanosJee 5y ago
Has anyone tried the tooling of inaccel.com?
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by PanosJee 5y ago
Checkout krustlet https://github.com/krustlet/krustlet Kubernetes orchestrating wasm runtimes
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by PanosJee 5y ago
Medieval times are still here
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by PanosJee 5y ago
The thing with Netdata is you don't make compromises on number of metrics and Cardinality as the data stay with the node. Netdata.cloud can aggregate on the fly without storing. Check it out
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Netdata 1.32: enhanced eBPF and Anomaly detection on your node(github.com)
4 points by PanosJee 5y ago|0 comments
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by PanosJee 5y ago
Balena is the unsung hero of IoT. Without Balena, IoT is the desert ... of the real
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by PanosJee 5y ago
Comparing all those ERC20 tokens to Bitcoin is like comparing a Wix website to Google / Facebook
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Show HN: Track BGP Resources Automatically(codebgp.com)
2 points by PanosJee 5y ago|0 comments
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by PanosJee 5y ago
One should use codebgp.com
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by PanosJee 5y ago
A Kafka topic with a ksql query on top could be very interesting and offer some real time capabilities

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