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talboren
4y ago
Good luck, love the concept of leveraging traces for testing!
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talboren
4y ago
thanks for that, we’re on it
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talboren
4y ago
Just missing “who’s online” ^^
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talboren
4y ago
haha i see ^^', anyway, if you considering alerting any anytime, i can hook you up with whatever alert use case that you'd like ;)
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talboren
4y ago
thanks for your feedback @mshekow! why was it hard to understand what Keep does? lack of some concrete examples maybe? Regarding your questions: - Working on the Grafana/Prometheus provider and it'll be shipped in <1 week - AWS
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talboren
4y ago
thanks swyx! any use cases/features you can think of that would make you use this as your alerting go-to?
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talboren
4y ago
Absolutely! We're working on the UI side of Keep; our general idea is to help organizations fight the "alert-fatigue" problem. The UI will allow you to connect with your existing monitoring/alerting tools, see all your a
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Show HN: Keep – Open-source alerting CLI
(github.com)
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talboren
4y ago
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What’s the data Waymo car collects driving around SF all day?
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talboren
4y ago
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talboren
4y ago
thanks for clarifying host parenting and service dependency. gotta say that Thruk looks awful and hard to maintain as well (didn't try it though)
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talboren
4y ago
so I found it really hard to write the alerts and it has a crappy UI, how's your experience with nagios? what's the fine-tuned host parenting and service dependencies exactly?
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Ask HN: What are you using for alerting?
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talboren
4y ago
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talboren
4y ago
Mmm, interesting.. may I ask what is it specifically that your company does? Would your users (or is it customers?) be “calmer” if they could potentially see and control the data you keep on them? Are those complains/anger leads to chu
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Ask HN: Craziest/weirdest requests around “Data” you got from your users
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talboren
4y ago
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