netingle

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by netingle 2y ago
> it wasn't as simple as it says mind elaborating? we built loki for some pretty massive scale but I've always tried to make it work at super small scale to. what went wrong?
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by netingle 4y ago
Hi! Tom from Grafana Labs here, super excited to welcome the Pyroscope team and can’t wait to see what they achieve. Continuous profiling is a next big thing IMO - easier to get started with than distributed tracing and delivers immediate v
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by netingle 4y ago
Its very much our aim to make this mix of self-hosted and cloud services as easy as going all-cloud; but I agree we're not quite there yet. Do you mind if I ask what isn't super-easy about linking self-hosted loki search queries w
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Grafana releases OnCall open source project(grafana.com)
383 points by netingle 4y ago|128 comments
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by netingle 4y ago
I don't think so! I think thats being used in Tempo, but I'm not sure.
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by netingle 4y ago
Sounds like Thanos is working well for you, so in your position I wouldn't change anything. There are a bunch of other reasons why people might choose Mimir; perhaps they have out grown some of the scalability limits, or perhaps they w
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by netingle 4y ago
We tried to address this question on the Q&A blog post: https://grafana.com/blog/2022/03/30/qa-with-our-ceo-about-gr... It doesn't have to mean the end for Cortex, but others will have to step u
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by netingle 4y ago
(Tom here; I started the Cortex project on which Mimir is based and lead the team behind Mimir) Thanos is an awesome piece of software, and the Thanos team have done a great job building an vibrant community. I'm a big fan - so much s
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by netingle 4y ago
I agree! Which is why I put one in the blog post ;-) https://grafana.com/blog/2022/03/30/announcing-grafana-mimir...
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by netingle 5y ago
Yes! It’s something we’ve be mulling for a while, and I was just talking to one of the PMs about it this morning. This year for sure I hope.
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by netingle 5y ago
For now, yes. Long term we're trying to offer everything we do both on premise and in the cloud. It's a bit tricky, so we can't say when....
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Grafana Labs Raises $220M Round at $3B Valuation(bloomberg.com)
31 points by netingle 5y ago|1 comments
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by netingle 5y ago
Grafana Labs | Full-time | 100% remote (world) | Software Engineer Grafana Labs is hiring! Come work on Grafana, Prometheus, Cortex, Loki, Tempo and more - lots of opensource source, with both a SaaS and an enterprise team. We use Golang,
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by netingle 6y ago
PRs welcome!
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by netingle 6y ago
That’s our motivation and experience over the last 6 months running it internally at Grafana Labs. Much cheaper and easier to operate. Not to bash Jaeger though, its more powerful than tempo in that it allows you to search for traces. Tempo
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by netingle 6y ago
Writes are batches up and committed asynchronously to s3 - this should add much if any latency to your services.
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by netingle 6y ago
Super excited to launch Tempo, really starting to round out a prometheus-first observability stack. Kudos to Joe, Annanay and rest of the team!
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by netingle 6y ago
Tom from Grafana Labs here! Super proud of this release, especially the tracing support. Let me know if you have any questions?
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Grafana v7.0 released: New plugin API, transformations, trace support, and more(grafana.com)
53 points by netingle 6y ago|1 comments
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by netingle 6y ago
There are a bunch of different solutions out there; Thanos, Influx, federated Prometheus etc. The local Cortex storage works pretty well but we have a very high bar for production worthiness. Right now I'd recommend using Bigtable of
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by netingle 6y ago
Thats the "microservices" mode - you can run it as a single process and the architecture becomes super boring. Its like looking at the module interdependencies of reasonably large piece of software; of course its going to look com
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by netingle 6y ago
> wrapping prometheus and giving you that production readyness that they're claiming the OSS project won't give you out of the box No! Prometheus is and has been production ready for many years. Cortex is a clustered/hori
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by netingle 6y ago
Yes, Prometheus is an implementation - the HN text has a limited number of words, so I thought "Prometheus implementation" conveyed the fact Cortex was trying to be a 100% API compatible implementation of Prometheus, but with scal
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by netingle 6y ago
I hope so! Goutham is apply for incubation as we speak..
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by netingle 6y ago
Sure, check out this talk from PromCon I did with Bartek, the Thanos author: https://grafana.com/blog/2019/11/21/promcon-recap-two-househ...
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by netingle 6y ago
Hi! Tom, one of the Cortex authors here. Super proud of the team and this release - let me know if you have any questions!
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CNCF's Cortex v1.0: scalable, fast Prometheus implementation(grafana.com)
181 points by netingle 6y ago|46 comments
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by netingle 7y ago
Tanka & jsonnet-bundler also work really well with Prometheus monitoring mixins, meaning we bundle up and share almost all the internal monitoring that we use at Grafana Labs to monitor our massive Cortex, Loki, Metrictank and Kubernete
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by netingle 7y ago
Cortex author here (Tom Wilkie). Great post that honestly highlights the differences between these systems - thank you! The biggest take home here - and the first thing the post mentions - is the a single HA pair of Prometheus servers is en
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PromCon 2019 Live Stream(promcon.io)
22 points by netingle 7y ago|2 comments

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