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@boldlink
shared a post, 1 year, 6 months ago
AWS DevOps Consultancy, Boldlink
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@danielpa_n
shared a post, 1 year, 9 months ago
Founder, dynamic_qr
Ghost on Docker with Traefik
In this Article, I will show you how to host your own Ghost Instance with Docker and use Traefik as a Reverse Proxy.
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@phicygni
shared a post, 1 year, 9 months ago
Software Engineer, Phi Cygni
A complete Prometheus based email monitoring system using docker compose
Need help setting up a monitoring system? Here’s a complete, easy to deploy, dockerised monitoring system for a local development environment with email alerts.
The open source software Prometheus is an effective and reliable way of monitoring a software service like a web application. It will monitor your service and notify you when it goes down. In addition Prometheus also collects numerous kinds of metric data from the target for diagnostics and display purposes. Presented below is a convenient and reliable docker compose script with a complete ensemble of components useful for running a complete Prometheus monitoring system in a local environment for evaluation and integration testing purposes. Be operational with one docker command. Included in the compose design are containers for Prometheus, Prometheus Alertmanager, Mailhog (a test SMTP server) and some Python code acting as a target to be continuously monitored. Prometheus is also able to monitor code developed in Node, Java, Ruby, Go, Rust, C++, C# and PHP to name a few [3]. Easily update the compose script to incorporate your particular service to be monitored.
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@divya_mohan0209
shared a post, 1 year, 10 months ago
HSBC
Getting started with K8s in 2022
Kubernetes has been around for almost 7 years as of 2022. While its ecosystem has evolved with a plethora of fantastic resources in the form of documentation (shameless self-plug, I know), blogposts, videos, podcasts, and courses, there still is a pretty high entry level barrier if you’re entirely new to it. A majority of the questions I’ve received are around the very first step to be taken while learning and what is a good way to get started. This is a compilation I wish I had when I got started and I hope you find it useful.
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@andrew44ashraf
shared a post, 1 year, 10 months ago
@trella-app
Detect crashes in your Kubernetes cluster using kwatch and Slack
Monitor all changes in your Kubernetes(K8s) cluster & detects crashes in your running apps in real time
