Telemetry鈥檚 Friction Coefficient: How My Pipeline is Burning Network, CPU and Storage. 馃挕 TL;DR: We explore the computational "toll" of moving row-oriented protobuf-encoded OTLP data from instrumentation to the final dashboard, and how they impact the overall observability bill. I usuMay 7 路 17 min readyashrv.hashnode.dev
Choosing Your Observability Datastore: A Business Proposition, Not a Marketing Feature.It鈥檚 been quite some time now, working in the observability space. Most of my time has been spent talking to engineers about how they are navigating observability at their organizations and the hurdleApr 20 路 15 min readyashrv.hashnode.dev
Loading... Loading... Loading: How an ISP Block Taught Me to Stop Ignoring DNS MonitoringSo, I was sitting at my desk a few mornings ago, just going through the usual routine with a cup of coffee in hand, clearing some logs, trying to push a tiny hotfix, and suddenly, everything just stopMar 5 路 7 min readyashrv.hashnode.dev
Database Sharding vs PartitioningLet me start with a little confession, when I first started my engineering journey, I genuinely used to think database partitioning and sharding were the exact same thing. Like, literally the same conFeb 25 路 15 min readyashrv.hashnode.dev
How OTLP Uses Protobuf to Empowers OpenTelemetry...We already know what is this OpenTelemetry, what it has and how it has reshaped the observability landscape. But this blog post is different. It talks about what empowers the OpenTelemetry project, thJan 7 路 7 min readyashrv.hashnode.dev