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Monitoring-as-code through Dynatrace’s Open-Source Initiative

Dynatrace

Dynatrace’s OneAgent automatically captures PurePaths and analyzes transactions end-to-end across every tier of your application technology stack with no code changes, from the browser all the way down to the code and database level. Monitoring-as-code requirements at Dynatrace.

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Cloud Automation workshop roadshow: Kick-off

Dynatrace

With all the technology changes through the past three years, with the world moving to K8s, the rise of GitOps, everything as code, event-driven automation, and many new open standards in the cloud-native space, it was time to update our workshop. Last week we kicked it off with a three-hour virtual hands-on workshop.

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What is infrastructure monitoring and why is it mission-critical in the new normal?

Dynatrace

IT infrastructure is the heart of your digital business and connects every area – physical and virtual servers, storage, databases, networks, cloud services. This shift requires infrastructure monitoring to ensure all your components work together across applications, operating systems, storage, servers, virtualization, and more.

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Up your quality and agility factor – using automation to build “performance-as-a-self-service”

Dynatrace

Here is the definition of this model: ?. This innovative model supports continuous delivery in a consistent and reliable way and stays true to the DevOps goal of code moving across the pipeline with more automation and less, or minimal, human intervention. . 1 Performance-as-a-self-service at Pay P al .

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TensorFlow Library Performance

Brendan Gregg

In this case there's an orange tower (kernel code) that's unusual. of CPU, so it definitely was, and madvise() was calling zap_page_range() that was calling the faults. Premature Optimization I read the kernel code related to madvise() and zap_page_range() from mm/advise.c. The cause I've highlighted here.

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Fearing the Wrong Thing

O'Reilly

I did a very non-scientific study of the amount of time programmers actually spend writing code. OK, I just typed “How much of a software developer’s time is spent coding” into the search bar and looked at the top few articles, which gave percentages ranging from 10% to 40%. How much time and effort does that save?

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