When grepping through logs are the only way to identify issues 💥. In every production environment there's always a case or two where grepping through logs are the only way to identify issues. It's incredibly time consuming, error prone & frustrating. While better solutions may.

Playing at Sunnybrook is always a treat.

The best part of building a product is the journey. We've been obsessed with figuring out how to provide the right amount of information at a glance without overcrowding/overwhelming the user. They can then drill down if needed. Easier said than done as each person may have a.

Caught up with an old friend and had a great chat about family, life, career and Observability. Eran has been around Observability for a long time with stints at LinkedIn, Meta and how Snowflake. He's seen several iterations about our product and has provided valuable

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We eat our own dog food. Infact some of the features and visualisations are motivated by our own observability needs. When there's an issue, I generally like to understand the events leading up to it as it helps to narrow down the root cause. 📌 Did it trigger any monitors? Any

🤔 Would you optimize the read operations or the right operations? and what are the reasons behind your decision?.

📌 We can store each status as columns in the item table OR. 📌 We can store each status (and related data) in it's own table, which requires multiple joins. ⬇️.

When the items are fetched we need to show each status for the respective items. The items can be in millions. ⬇️.

⛑️ There are multiple events related to a particular item. Each event caries a status among other meta data. These update events can happen every few seconds to every few hours. ⬇️ . #SoftwareArchitecture #SystemDesign #DistributedSystems.

Our journey into becoming an Observability vendor wasn't a straight line. We were always driven by how can we help customers make sense of what went wrong (root cause analysis) and more ambitiously warn that it may be trending that way (proactive insights). We initially tried to.

The last few weeks taught me why I need to focus on my health regardless of how busy I am. I've struggled with consistency and wanted to start small. Building up micro habits like doing a 5 min stretch as soon as you wake up, taking a walk just before or after lunch, doing a.

RT @randoli_inc: 🤔 Thinking about OpenTelemetry, but not sure where to start?. You’re not alone. Many teams want better observability but g….

Spent Canada day playing cricket, spending some time with family by the lake and catching fireworks afterwards

I spent my lunch break getting an ice cream from the local shop spending some time by the river with my CEO. Time well spent.

RT @kverma_: Running stateful workloads on Kubernetes? You need to hear this 👇. At KubeCon India 2024, I asked @birthmarkbart to share the….

RT @randoli_inc: OpenTelemetry is becoming the de facto standard for observability, but what makes it so powerful, and how does it work und….

RT @kverma_: I recorded a bunch of interesting interviews at KubeCon India 2024 (back in December), but never ended up posting them. Why?….

Don't loose your identity and creativity to chatgpt and other such tools. Don't replace your own self. I see a lot of young people with an over reliance on these tools. It should be a productivity booster not your replacement.

It seems like the @AirCanada website login is stuck in perpetual loop doing verification ☹️.Anyone else seeing the same?.

RT @SaiyamPathak: 🔥 It's LIVE!. I’m super excited to announce the release of -> The Kubernetes Course 2025.A hands-on project focused Kuber….