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TAG ARCHIVES: Prometheus

How Promgen routes notifications
Paul Traylor2018-08-06
Currently working on making server monitoring and alerting easier for developers to use.
I'm Paul Traylor in LINE Fukuoka's Development Department where I focus on tooling to monitor many servers used to support LINE family apps. One of my main tasks is to maintain Promgen which is a tool for managing Prometheus targets and routing alerts to the correct team.How Prometheus and AlertManager process alerts Prometheus uses labels for many things, from writing PromQL to routing alerts, so understanding how labels are used is important to understanding how alerts are routed. Let's begi
- Open Source
- Prometheus
Providing Prometheus as a service
Paul Traylor2018-01-14
Currently working on making server monitoring and alerting easier for developers to use.
I'm Paul Traylor with LINE Fukuoka's Development Department where I focus on monitoring many servers used to support LINE Family Apps. For most developers, it's much more fun to focus on code and adding new features but when things are running poorly it's useful to know why. Since it's sometimes difficult to configure monitoring by yourself, it has been my responsibility to make it easier to use so that all services can be monitored for peak performance. As part of this, we developed Promgen to
- Prometheus
- Promgen
Using BitBar to monitor Prometheus alerts
Paul Traylor2017-04-27
Currently working on making server monitoring and alerting easier for developers to use.
Taking advantage of the menu bar on macOSI'm Paul Traylor from LINE Fukuoka's development team. Since starting at LINE, my primary responsibility has been working with Prometheus and Grafana to update our internal server monitoring system into something that is easier to use. The end goal is to make it possible for developers to easily set their own alerts. Since I'm in charge of monitoring the monitoring system, I often have to look at many different charts and check servers from several differ

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