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Twenty years ago, monitoring was relatively simple: a sys admin sent a check to make sure the host was up and continued looking to make sure that everything remained OK. However, today’s world is rapidly changing — the introduction of hosted infrastructure and open-source middleware is modernizing the datacenter, and monitoring strategies must keep up with this pace of change.
The Arrested DevOps Podcast recently chatted with Jason Dixon, Founder of Monitorama and author of “Monitoring with Graphite,” and Aneel Lakhani, Marketing Director at SignalFx, and discussed how monitoring has evolved over the years. Their combined experience of over thirty years in and around the monitoring space made for a fascinating discussion of where monitoring was, where it is today and where it’s going.
Here are some highlights from the podcast, “Finding Signal in the Noise”:
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Jessica Feng
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