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parth21shah
10mo ago
I wrote this because alerting on CPU% / loadavg as machine health indicator has burned me a few times. The simple split I use now is: - CPU% = how busy the cores are - PSI = how much time tasks are stalled (CPU / memory / IO)
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Stop looking at CPU usage; start looking at Linux PSI
(parth21shah.substack.com)
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10mo ago
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parth21shah
11mo ago
Right now I’m sticking to process lifecycle (sched_process_fork and sched_process_exit), mostly for correlation. It’s much easier to grab container ID / cgroup metadata at fork time and say “this pod/image is the bad actor” than i
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parth21shah
11mo ago
OP here. I’ve been doing backend work for ~15 years, but this was the first time I really felt why eBPF matters. We had a latency spike that all the usual polling tools missed — top, CloudWatch, Datadog, everything looked normal. In the end
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Why "top" missed a cron job that was killing our API latency
(parth21shah.substack.com)
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11mo ago
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parth21shah
11mo ago
Pretty nice will take a deeper look but you might want to fix the architecture.md and component ascii diagram.
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parth21shah
11mo ago
I started this as a personal project to help with monitoring my personal projects. The eBPF monitoring works well - that part is solid. The AI part is experimental, especially the idea of running inference on CPU (can't afford GPUs and
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Show HN: Linnix – eBPF observability that predicts failures before they happen
(github.com)
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11mo ago
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Ask HN: Any one knows about a good cryptocurrency lawyer or a law firm
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9y ago
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Show HN: Jobs that fits you(Job Seeker)
(mahasherpa.com)
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12y ago
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Show HN: Jobs that fits you(Job Seeker)
(mahasherpa.com)
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12y ago
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MahaSherpa – Job that fits (India)
(mahasherpa.com)
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12y ago
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Show HN: Jobs that matters to candidate
(mahasherpa.com)
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12y ago
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parth21shah
13y ago
Facebook is that you??
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parth21shah
13y ago
My side project is mahasherpa.com. A script turned into website I wrote to find myself a job after getting laid off back in november. Have not made any money out of it yet
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parth21shah
13y ago
I have used an algorithm to find me a job and now I am trying to make something that can help all the job-seekers like me in India so they can save their valuable time. Please do provide feedback
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Quantify jobs across web based on your resume
(mahasherpa.com)
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13y ago
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parth21shah
13y ago
Hello James, Thanks for the pointing out the bug and I think I solved the bug. You are most welcome if you want to try again. Please let me know if there are any other suggestions. Thanks, Parth
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parth21shah
13y ago
Just a quick note: This application only has jobs for india and you need to signup to actually see the jobs that match your profile and I give you my word that you will not receive any spam email or I won't post anything to your social
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parth21shah
13y ago
clickable link: https://yayaid.com
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Show HN: https://yayaid.com
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13y ago
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parth21shah
13y ago
Awesome tool and the couple of queries I made has pretty much accurate results
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parth21shah
13y ago
Thank you for a valuable suggestion. I will try to make it more understandable as soon as possible
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parth21shah
13y ago
The web application will ask for permission for Facebook and linkedin access but I assure you that I won't bother you or post anything on you facebook/linkedin
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Need advice on deciding signup flow
(yayaid.com)
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13y ago
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