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Oh Dear
Oh Dear The all-in-one monitoring tool for your entire website
Fathom
Fathom Fathom Analytics: A Better Google Analytics Alternative
Wispbit
Wispbit Open Source AI Code Review for Teams
Marblism
Marblism All-in-one AI Agents who handle the busywork, so you can focus on growth
Namecheap
Namecheap
6 years ago

Logz.io Simplifies Production Troubleshooting with Release of Log Patterns

Boston and Tel Aviv, November 5, 2019 — Logz.io, an open source observability platform for modern DevOps teams, today announced the release of Log Patterns, the newest AI capability in the company’s AIOps portfolio.
6 years ago

IoT, AIOps and OMG!

The task of keeping networking straight while expanding the definition of network to include both physical and virtual networking has fallen heavily upon the op-centric side of DevOps–or what I like to call devOPS. What is defined as networking has grown, sometimes at a ridiculous rate.
How to create Github Actions to run tests with services ?
6 years ago

How to create Github Actions to run tests with services ?

I’ve been digging GitHub Actions since I received access to the beta. Now I can explain to you. ? Github Action is a solution for continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD). It’s a new feature from Github, which is displayed as a tab in your repository.
6 years ago

What is an Attack Vector? Common Attack Vectors

In cybersecurity, an attack vector is a path or means by which an attacker can gain unauthorized access to a computer or network to deliver a payload or malicious outcome. Attack vectors allow attackers to exploit system vulnerabilities, install different types of malware and launch cyber attacks.
ESP8266 and Telegram Bot: Home Automation
6 years ago

ESP8266 and Telegram Bot: Home Automation

This tutorial describes how to use ESP8266 with Telegram bot to automate tasks in your home. In more detail, we want to create a bot based on Telegram that uses an ESP8266 to control peripherals such as LEDs or to turn on or off an external device automating some home tasks.
How To Build Your First GitLab CI/CD Pipeline
6 years ago

How To Build Your First GitLab CI/CD Pipeline

The repository hosting the project tested and deployed with GitLab can be found here. It’s a small Node/Express application that’s Dockerised and has a single test.
How to Remediate Kubernetes Security Vulnerability: CVE-2019-11247
6 years ago

How to Remediate Kubernetes Security Vulnerability: CVE-2019-11247

If you haven't upgraded your Kubernetes CDRs recently, now might be the time.A new Kubernetes security vulnerability was recently announced, along with patch releases for the issue for Kubernetes versions 1.13, 1.14, and 1.15.
One more reason to use Docker
6 years ago

One more reason to use Docker

Recently I was working on a project which includes Terraform and AWS stuff. While working on that I was using my local machine for terraform code testing and luckily everything was going fine. But when we actually want to test it for the production environment we got some issues there.
The Cheesy Analogy of MLflow and Kubeflow
6 years ago

The Cheesy Analogy of MLflow and Kubeflow

This article assumes some background knowledge in data science and machine learning. MLflow. Kubeflow.

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