Adventures in DevOps 129: The Future of Intelligent Monitoring and Alerting with Ava Naeini
Ava Naeini shares her patent-pending tool that uses ML to determin the health and performance of distributed systems.
Adventures in DevOps 128: The GitOps Framework with Tanmay Bhat
We discuss the GitOps framework, advantages and disadvantages, and favorite tools.
Long-lived branches discourage refactoring
Every refactoring tends to entangle all the other functional changes together, which makes it even harder to advance changes to the production branch.
Adventures in DevOps 127: DevOps and Log Management
Various strategies to logging and log management and what you can start implementing today.
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Alerting or Monitoring?
An alert that you can't respond to is a wasted alert. But monitoring can cover anything.
How serious is a deployment failure?
A deployment failure should go through standard alert channels, but should it page whomever is on call?
Do you monitor deployments?
I've seen a broken deployment go unnoticed for several hours before being fixed. No more!
Adventures in DevOps 125: The Pull Request Paradox with Yishai Beeri
Yishai Beeri of LinearB discusses strategies to improve flow of PRs and code review with smarter tooling.
Adventures in DevOps 124: The Intersection of Data and DevOps
How can DevOps work with data and reporting?
Two kinds of errors
Users shouldn't see stack traces. Devs shouldn't see JSON parsing errors. Send the right error to the right place.