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www.opsdash.com
OpsDash is a self-hosted server monitoring and service monitoring solution for monitoring MySQL, Postgres, Redis, MongoDB, memcache, Redis, Apache, Nginx, HTTP URLs, Elasticsearch and more, with intelligent, customizable dashboards and spam-free alerting via email, HipChat, Slack, PagerDuty and PushBullet. |
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pgdash.io
pgDash is an in-depth monitoring solution designed specifically for PostgreSQL deployments. pgDash shows you information and metrics about every aspect of your PostgreSQL database server, collected using the open-source tool pgmetrics. |
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www.morling.dev
While working on a demo for processing change events from Postgres with Apache Flink, I noticed an interesting phenomenon: A Postgres database which I had set up for that demo on Amazon RDS, ran out of disk space. The machine had a disk size of 200 GiB which was fully used up in the course of less than two weeks. Now a common cause for this kind of issue are replication slots which are not advanced: in that case, Postgres will hold on to all WAL segments after the latest log sequence number (LSN) which w... |
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dustymabe.com
Introduction While Atomic Host has been around since 2014 there are still a lot of people that aren't as familiar with the technology. The Atomic team within Red Hat, along with numerous other upstream contributors, have brought the OSTree and RPM-OSTree technology a long way. At the Fedora user and contributor conference (known as Flock) this week we will be giving a lab on Atomic Host designed to let new users learn about Atomic Host. The audience for this lab is anyone familiar with Linux and interested in learning a new technology. |
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