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by sakers 8y ago
Shortly after being switched on, researchers where found telling SpiNNaker exactly what it could do with the lifetime supply of chocolate.
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by sakers 11y ago
A lot of that was international acquisitions, which have all been sold off by now.
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by sakers 11y ago
In 2012 LivingSocial had 5000 employees.
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by sakers 13y ago
I'll definitely check that out! I'm also thinking we may need to add support for a time-series database as Graphite does have its limitations.
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by sakers 13y ago
We have always used Ruby for the scripting (we're predominately a Ruby shop so this was key for future adoption.) The very first mvp for this tool was individual Ruby scripts running against Graphite and being scheduled via cron. The f
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by sakers 13y ago
I'm not sure lugubrious means what you intended it to mean. :) At any rate, see my reply here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6646402 for a sampling of things Rearview brings to the table. The tl;dr is that it&#x2
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by sakers 13y ago
We use NewRelic and Pingdom as well. Where Rearview really shines is creating monitors like this: 1) control charts to alert when a process deviates from a range of 3 stdev above or below the mean based on historical data (e.g. purchases&#x
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by sakers 13y ago
Your welcome! We did a second feature release of our Ruby version today that has even more UI goodness. Basically we've added the ability to group categories of monitors under one dashboard. You can then switch between categories using
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How to Create a Response Time Monitor in Rearview(steveakers.com)
1 points by sakers 13y ago|0 comments
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How to Create a Deployment Monitor in Rearview(akers.co)
1 points by sakers 13y ago|0 comments
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Rearview: Real-Time Monitoring & Alerting for Graphite(steveakers.com)
5 points by sakers 13y ago|0 comments
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Breaking Down Barriers With Vulnerability(steveakers.com)
1 points by sakers 13y ago|0 comments
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How to Create Control Charts for Seasonal Data(steveakers.com)
1 points by sakers 13y ago|0 comments
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by sakers 13y ago
Thanks. I wrote a simple Ruby script that will "replay" data as if the event were happening live. It's great for a demo because you can leave it up while your talking and known data is streaming in. And for me it's even
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by sakers 13y ago
I was installing on a laptop to demo during a conference talk. I also had aspirations of contributing to graphite (something I've so far failed to do.) Having said that, I do know that hosting and maintaining graphite internally is a b
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Installing Graphite & Statsd on Mountain Lion(steveakers.com)
5 points by sakers 13y ago|4 comments
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When Leaders Lose Their Passion(steveakers.com)
2 points by sakers 13y ago|0 comments
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Span vs Median for Response Time Monitors(steveakers.com)
2 points by sakers 13y ago|0 comments