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There are four "cornerstones" upon which the whole galaxy of monitoring services is built. These are Availability, Latency, Throughput, and ...
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When I began to program professionally, meetings were never something I'd look forward to. Of all the meetings we had, the Bug Triage was th...
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Building a product is hard. Perhaps the biggest challenge in building a product is to think through all the different permutations in which ...
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Engineers want software systems to be massive, yet be agile, to perform at the highest class, and to not compromise on security. They want s...
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One of the current trends in software development is a strong push towards DevOps. As a concept, DevOps has been spoken about for nearly ten...
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The goal with today's post is to further reaffirm the notion that Plumbr, as we envision it, is a key ingredient in a good DevOps
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One of the current trends in software development is a strong push towards DevOps. As a concept, DevOps has been spoken about for nearly ten...
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Let's own up we've all been part of teams that have faced failures and/or slow performance in web applications. The Google SRE book[1] highl...
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"Quality is a customer determination based on the customer's actual experience with the product or service " -A. V. Feigenbaum, "Total Quali...
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Measuring the performance overhead of a Java agent happens to be a lot more complex exercise than it might originally seem. This post explai...
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