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A look at the GigaOm 2024 Radar for Cloud Observability

Dynatrace

GigaOm recently released its 2024 Radar Report for Cloud Observability, which includes 21 observability solution providers and analyzes each on their current and emerging features. The report offers a better understanding of the observability landscape. The analysis centers on the following key focus areas: Dashboards and reporting User interaction performance monitoring Multicloud functionality Large language model (LLM) support Pushing and tagging data Predictive analysis Edge observability Id

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Intro to Redis Sharding

Scalegrid

Grasping the concept of Redis sharding is essential for expanding your Redis database. This method involves splitting data over various nodes to improve the database’s efficiency. In this article, we will explain Redis sharding, explore its pros and cons, and how to apply it. Key Takeaways Redis sharding is a method of splitting the keyspace into 16384 hash slots for distribution across nodes.

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caching_sha2_password Support for ProxySQL Is Finally Available!

Percona

ProxySQL recently released version 2.6.0, and going through the release notes, I focused on the following:Added support for caching_sha2_password!This is great news for the community! The caching_sha2_password authentication method for frontend connections is now available. This has been a long-awaited feature …Why?Because in MySQL 8, caching_sha2_password has been the default authentication method.

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Interaction to Next Paint (INP) Explained

Gtmetrix

We explain what Interaction to Next Paint (INP) is, how it impacts performance, and why GTmetrix doesn’t track it (yet). Overview Interaction to Next Paint (INP) is Google’s new “responsiveness” field metric that was first announced as an experimental metric in 2022.

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The 3 biggest mistakes you can make when moving to Kubernetes

Dynatrace

The last decade brought a wave of digital transformation that accelerated the move towards cloud-native tech, specifically Kubernetes. We could talk about this move’s benefits (and downsides!) for more than a few blogs, but that’s not why we’re here. We’re here to talk about the less savory side of cloud-native transformation—you know, all the things that can go wrong.

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Release Roundup April 2, 2024

Percona Community

Percona software releases and updates March 18 - April 2, 2024. Percona is a leading provider of unbiased, performance-first, open source database solutions that allow organizations to easily, securely, and affordably maintain business agility, minimize risks, and stay competitive, free from vendor lock-in. Percona software is designed for peak performance, uncompromised security, limitless scalability, and disaster-proofed availability.

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Percona pg_tde Project Keyring Options

Percona

Percona’s pg_tde project brings a long-needed ability to encrypt data to PostgreSQL transparently. We are actively asking you to test this code to help build a better project. So please test pg_tde!As you have probably read in earlier blogs on pg_tde, it depends on a keyring.Two keysEncrypting the data requires two types of keys.

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Efficient SLO event integration powers successful AIOps

Dynatrace

This blog post is for both novice and seasoned audiences alike. If you’re interested in the relevance and utility of SLOs and how they might be helpful for you, you’ve come to the right place. The first part of this blog post briefly explores the integration of SLO events with AI. The second part delves into the approach to be adopted with SLOs based on a client’s context and environment, considering whether SLAs (Service Level Agreements) have already been historically defined.

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AI Has an Uber Problem

O'Reilly

“The economic problem of society…is a problem of the utilization of knowledge which is not given to anyone in its totality.” —Friedrich A. Hayek, “ The Use of Knowledge in Society ” Silicon Valley venture capitalists and many entrepreneurs espouse libertarian values. In practice, they subscribe to central planning: Rather than competing to win in the marketplace, entrepreneurs compete for funding from the Silicon Valley equivalent of the Central Committee.

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Percona Backup for MongoDB: Restore a Single Collection From Backup

Percona

When you design a backup strategy, you need to think about the business requirements, as you will need to shape your backups to meet them. Let’s review the basics briefly; you need to define the RPO and RTO.

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Pre-ACCU interview video is live

Sutter's Mill

On Friday, I sat down with Kevin Carpenter to do a short (12-min) interview about my ACCU talk coming up on April 17, and other topics. Apologies in advance for my voice quality: I’ve been sick with some bug since just after the Tokyo ISO meeting, and right after this interview I lost my voice for several days… we recorded this just in time!

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Dynatrace Managed release notes version 1.288

Dynatrace

We have released Dynatrace Managed version 1.288. To learn what’s new, have a look at the release notes. The post Dynatrace Managed release notes version 1.288 appeared first on Dynatrace news.

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ACID vs CAP: What’s the Difference?

VoltDB

Acid transactions, ACID properties, and the CAP theorem are two important concepts in data management and distributed systems. It’s unfortunate that in both acronyms the “C” stands for “Consistency,” but actually means completely different things. What follows is a primer on the two concepts and an explanation of the differences between the two “C”s.

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Foreign Data Wrappers in PostgreSQL Databases (postgres_fdw & dblink)

Percona

A Foreign Data Wrapper (FDW) is a feature in database management systems that can communicate with an external data source and access data without physically moving the data on a working local database.PostgreSQL implements portions of the SQL/MED specification, allowing access to data that resides outside PostgreSQL using regular SQL queries.

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The Importance of Accessibility Testing in Software Development

Kovair

Get information on - The Importance of Accessibility Testing in Software Development, follow Kovair Blog for the latest information and updates on software development and information technology.

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Breaking barriers: One woman’s journey to thriving in the tech world

Dynatrace

In the fast-paced world of technology, leadership roles present both opportunities to innovate and unique challenges, particularly for women. For me, working in tech has brought flexibility and continuous learning. As a mother of two children, this flexibility helps me manage my home and team in tandem. Meanwhile, the rapidly evolving technical landscape encourages me to learn new skills and forces me to stay on my toes.

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Using iperf multi-stream may not work as expected

n0derunner

Running iperf with parallel threads TL;DR – When running iperf with parallel threads/workers the -P option must be specified after the -c <target-IP> option. This is mentioned in the manpage but some options (-t for instance) work in any order, while others (specifically the -P for parallel threads) definitely does not, which is a bit … The post Using iperf multi-stream may not work as expected appeared first on n0derunner.

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PostgreSQL for MySQL DBAs Second Edition Is Now Available

Percona

Many years ago, when I was the Certification Manager for MySQL AB, I would be in contact with hiring managers looking for talent. One frustrated individual informed me that while it was hard to find a qualified MySQL DBA, it was impossible to find a qualified PostgreSQL DBA.

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Don’t queue for the ski jump if you don’t know how to ski

The Agile Manager

I’ve mentioned before that one of my hobbies is lapidary work. I hunt for stone, cut it, shape it, sand it, polish it, and turn it into artistic things. I enjoy doing this work for a lot of reasons, not least of which being I approach it every day not with an expectation of “what am I going to complete” but “what am I going to learn.” As a learning exercise, it is fantastic.

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Security operations centers: How state governments can enhance cybersecurity posture

Dynatrace

Cyberattacks are increasingly becoming the norm. As digital transformation continues to accelerate, software delivery pipelines become more challenging to secure. Indeed, a recent report found that 84% of technology leaders agree that multicloud complexity makes it more difficult to protect applications from security vulnerabilities and attacks. To address this, many states apply for federal funding to build a security operations center to proactively defend against the growing rate of cybersecu

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Five Reasons Why WAL Segments Accumulate in the pg_wal Directory in PostgreSQL

Percona

One of the most frequent concerns we see in the Percona support team is: Why is my pg_wal growing? / pg_wal is filling up the filesystem / pg_wal does not release the space, and so on.

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MongoDB Log and the Message “RSM Not Processing Response”

Percona

One of the most common tasks for database administrators is checking logs; you can either work directly with the file or process it using another tool. Either way, regularly checking the logs remains essential.

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Querying Percona Operator for MongoDB Logs Using LogCLI

Percona

With all the convenience Kubernetes operators provide in managing resources, it can still be a challenge to conveniently store, query, manage, and download the database logs from the pods.

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How to Set and Tune Autovacuum Settings in PostgreSQL to Avoid Performance Issues

Percona

This blog was originally published in June 2022 and was updated in April 2024.PostgreSQL’s built-in autovacuum – the housekeeper – is improving, version after version. It is becoming more capable while reducing its overhead and addressing edge cases.

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MySQL 101: How to Find and Tune a Slow MySQL Query

Percona

This blog was originally published in June 2020 and was updated in April 2024.One of the most common support tickets we get at Percona is the infamous “database is running slower” ticket.

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Best Practices for PostgreSQL Migration

Percona

PostgreSQL’s reputation as a powerful, open source database management system has been steadily rising, making it a top choice for businesses looking to upgrade or switch their database infrastructure. Thanks to its comprehensive SQL compliance, scalability, performance, and cost efficiency, it stands out as a preferred option among developers and database administrators.