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www.tumfatig.net
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| | | | | Sometimes you just need a quick (and not so dirty) way to keep an eye on your server metrics. A nice thing with Prometheus is that it can be both a storage and a visualization solution for your metrics. Here follows a quick example of what can be done using Prometheus Console Templates . | |
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anarc.at
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mwitkow.me
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| | | | | Unfortunately my internet provider (UPS CH) has intermittent failures. After switching to my own WiFi router, I decided to set up monitoring around my home internet connection to see the real impact. The setup will consist of a Prometheus instance, ping and SNMP monitoring targets and Grafana for visualization. Installing Prometheus The standard install guide is quite generic. What I wanted, was a Prometheus setup with Docker and the standard Systemd files. | |
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james-carr.org
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| | | How to use native Phoenix LiveView and Ecto features to enable forms with dynamic key/value input needs. | ||
