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Estonia
Joined November 2011
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I'm no expert in this area, but I've read a bunch of JVM GC tuning guides and I think @JavaPlumbr's Java GC handbook is easily the best: plumbr.io/java-garbage-colle…
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Do you have any idea🤔how distributed tracing will help your team during incident response 🌀and post-mortems? Ivo @ivomagi Mägi, a Product Manager @javaplumbr, will cover this extensively in a webinar on Sep 24 at 11 am EST. Grab your spot now: bit.ly/308lopL
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Do you have any idea🤔how distributed tracing will help your team during incident response 🌀and post-mortems? Ivo @ivomagi Mägi, a Product Manager @javaplumbr, will cover this extensively in a webinar on Sep 24 at 11 am EST. Grab your spot now: bit.ly/30dbfID
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Top story: @JavaPlumbr: 'Request tracing on distributed infrastructure is a critical part of DevOps transformations. To learn more about how it can help your teams, catch the talk by @priitpotter from the @JavaPlumbr cr… xitter.cf/JavaPlumbr/status/1141…, see more tweetedtimes.com/v/10101?s=t…
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Thanks everyone for attending, #GOTOams! Sorry we didn't have seats for all of you. If you want to discuss distributed tracing some more, don't be shy to drop by our booth!
A full house in the Distributed Tracing session at @GOTOAms ... A big thanks to all the attendees. @priitpotter will be available at the @JavaPlumbr booth for any follow up discussions on how we can help! #GOTOAmst
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Excellent introduction to interpreting JVM heap consumption over time from @vovencij at @JavaPlumbr - the root cause of your problem is rarely a memory leak! bit.ly/2IaLItM
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and the biggest tells of all
♟ nobody has confidence *at all* that a given deploy is not going to lead to a miserable loss of multiple days of their life
🎱a generalized anxiety, fear, and avoidance of prod pervades engineering. Often enforced by tired ops teams. – at Manhattan, NY
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No-frills, straight to the point discussion of postmortems in DevOps in @JavaPlumbr's blog by @ivomagi:
DevOps Postmortems: Why and how to use them?
plumbr.io/blog/devops-postmo…
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For teams already using @nagiosinc to monitor production, Plumbr introduces a way to include real user metrics for alerting. Read more: plumbr.io/integrations/nagio…
#DevOps #SRE
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Extremely nice Java Garbage Collection handbook plumbr.io/java-garbage-colle…
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For those interested - free trials of @JavaPlumbr available at app.plumbr.io/signup
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Real-user Monitoring in a DevOps Toolchain #JavaCodeGeeks javacodegeeks.com/2018/11/re…
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Very useful post by @ramiyengar about the fundamentals of monitoring web applications and why it is important to understand your application's availability, latency, throughput and capacity. There is loads of more great new content on @JavaPlumbr blog as well.
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Published my first post on behalf of the @JavaPlumbr team. Please head to plumbr.io/blog #Marketing #TuesdayThoughts
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I once heard two execs talking about it.
A: "I feel useless during incident response."
B: "Can you make tea?"
A: "I could?"
B: "Make tea."
