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Setting up Continuous Integration on gitlab.gnome.org
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Learn how to classify images with TensorFlow
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Simple media cachebusting with GitHub pages
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Full coverage of libvirt XML schemas achieved in libvirt-go-xml
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How to install Redis server on Ubuntu Linux 16.04
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How to Run Multiple Websites with Different PHP Versions in Nginx
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Debugging an evil Go runtime bug
I’m a big fan of Prometheus and Grafana. As a former SRE at Google I’ve learned to appreciate good monitoring, and this combination has been a winner for me over the past year. I’m using them for monitoring my personal servers (both black-box and white-box monitoring), for the Euskal Encounter external and internal event infra, for work I do professionally for clients, and more. Prometheus makes it very easy to write custom exporters to monitor your own data, and there’s a good chance you’ll find an exporter that already works for you out of the box. For example, we use sql_exporter to make a pretty dashboard of attendee metrics for the Encounter events.
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