Who Owns My Operability?
Reblogged from Software Operability: Operability is not something which can be ‘bolted on’ or retrofitted to software after it goes live; we need to design and build our software with […]
Tag Archives: monitoring
Festive Graphite Line Art for the Masses
You have an installation of Graphite, a desire to learn more Ruby, and some festive spirit – what emerges? An xmas tree drawn using proper metrics via the Ruby graphite […]
Tune logging levels in Production without recompiling code
This article first appeared in Software Development Practice, Issue 1, published by IAP (ISSN 2050-1455) Abstract When raising log events in code it can be difficult to choose a severity […]
Fault tolerance, anomaly detection, and anticipation patterns by Jon Allspaw at QConLondon 2012
Jon Allspaw (@allspaw) from Etsy talked about the role that Anomaly Detection, Fault Tolerance and Anticipation play in producing highly scalable software systems (Fault tolerance, anomaly detection, and anticipation patterns, […]
Site Reliabililty at Scale – Discussion Roundup
There have been several useful discussion threads on the LinkedIn Site Reliability at Scale group (http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=4200099) recently:
