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pranay01
6y ago
Got it. Have you tried traffic replay tools like https://github.com/buger/goreplay ?
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How do you test the staging environment - is it replay of prod data or load generated by scripts? How much extra cost does it incur on DD & Sentry (as a % of prod monitoring cost)?
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Ask HN: How do you do monitoring/observability for dev/staging environment?
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Using RSS for monitoring communities and forums
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Checked Lightstep. They charge 1900 USD for 8 services and 199 USD for each added services. So, if I have 15 service, it would be ~3300 USD/month - which seems a lot to me. Also, don't understand why they are charging based on ser
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Understand the total cost of ownership, etc. Was trying to understand the actual cost from running the infra etc. for Jaeger
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Yes, aware of that. Also, opentracing is now merged with opencensus to create a new project called opentelemetry. That is the upcoming standard now. my questioning was more around running the cost of running these tools
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Ask HN: How much distributed tracing costs:Using OSS like Jaeger or paid product
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Ask HN: What features does Prometheus based monitoring lack wrt. to APM tools?
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Would love to learn why do you say so?
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Ask HN: Do you use anomaly detection detection feature in your monitoring tool?
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8y ago
This reminds me a blog by PG where he proposed that Google can be disrupted by building search engine for techies (for e.g.) At that time it sounded preposterous to me, as Google worked perfectly fine for me - but now I really see this as a
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8y ago
Yes, this is my primary pain point also. I want to see independent bloggers, forum discussions, people's views, detailed articles. As you pointed correctly, the top results are brands or heavily optimised sites - which you can figure o
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OP here - Don't remember keywords, but generally I want to understand technologies or markets. For example, how is the market for open source software evolving, what are the different business models around it, are there any new produc
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What are the alternatives you have tried? Curious, what are other strategies to get better results.
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I do get different results on switching to incognito mode - but generally they are equally poor. My problem is not that google is trying to optimise the results based on my search history. Its just that the top results in Google I get are p
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Are you based out of US? I have heard that Bing works well for the US, but is not as good for other countries.
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Reddit is the place for crypto discussions. Though you may want to avoid coin specific subreddits like r/Bitcoin etc. as they don't tolerate any discussion negative to the respective tokens but more general subreddits like r/
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Ask HN: Has Google search becomes particularly poor in past few months?
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Wondering what would be their business model like. Will they ask people to pay money to see the ICO rating TruStory has provided or ask them to pay in TruStory tokens?
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10y ago
Was working on making FB messenger bots around September, but got very poor results. The drop off from number of people who click " Send to Messenger" button to actual opening on chat is close to 50%. And this is in India where pe
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10y ago
Favorite of the books I read in 2016: 1. Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari 2. Einstein: His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson - What was interesting for me to learn was that even though he was a great scientist, he was very humane in other as