CNChioma Nwosuindeployingspringpetclinicmicroservicesonamazoneks.hashnode.dev·15h ago · 5 min readOne Command, Eight Microservices: Deploying Spring PetClinic with Docker ComposeIntroduction As part of my DevOps learning journey, I recently deployed the Spring PetClinic Microservices application locally using Docker Compose. This wasn't a simple single-container application. 00
AYAnkit Yadavinheyankit.hashnode.dev·2d ago · 8 min readEventLens : Building a Developer Analytics Platform from Scratch🔁 Where I Left Off By the end of Phase 3, I had built something I was genuinely proud of. Events flowing through Kafka. Workers batch-inserting into PostgreSQL. Prometheus scraping metrics every 5 se00
CMCHIME MICHAEL TOCHUKWUintochukwu-devops.hashnode.dev·4d ago · 5 min readDeploying Spring Petclinic Microservices with Docker Compose, Prometheus, Grafana, and ZipkinIntroduction As part of the DevOps Micro Internship (DMI) Cohort 2 Final Assessment, I deployed the Spring Petclinic Microservices application locally using Docker Compose and validated its observabil00
CMCHIME MICHAEL TOCHUKWUintochukwu-devops.hashnode.dev·5d ago · 4 min readMy Experience as a Monitoring Engineer in the Petcare Clinic CloudOps Project – DMI Cohort 2Introduction As part of the DevOps Micro Internship (DMI) Cohort 2 Final Project, I had the opportunity to work with an amazing team on the Petcare Clinic CloudOps Project. This project was designed t00
TCTencent Cloud -Cloud Log Serviceintencentcloud-cls.hashnode.dev·Jun 12 · 9 min readMigrate Grafana Dashboards from Elasticsearch to Tencent Cloud CLSIf your team has been running Grafana on top of Elasticsearch, the hardest part of a logging-platform migration is rarely the first query. It is the dashboard estate around that query: panels, variabl00
VGVinayak Gajareinvinayakgajare.hashnode.dev·Jun 10 · 8 min readHow I Instrumented vLLM on Kubernetes: The Dashboards, Queries, and SLOsA practical observability setup for LLM inference on KServe — and the one-line misconfiguration it caught. LLM serving breaks the assumptions behind ordinary service dashboards. A single "request late00
RLRita Lopesinblog.gigapipe.com·Jun 5 · 8 min readYour Monitoring Thinks 3 AM Looks Like 3 PM. That's Why You Miss Incidents.Let me start with a question. How many alert rules do you have right now that you honestly trust? If the answer made you pause, you're not alone. Most teams I talk to are in the same situation: they h00
RRayhaninrayhan-engineering.hashnode.dev·Jun 4 · 5 min readUseful Monitoring: Measuring the Upload Endpoint, Not Just Turning on GrafanaMonitoring is often misunderstood as setting up a dashboard, watching graphs move, and feeling that the system is now "observed". My experience in the SIBANGKU project changed that view a little. A da00
OZOliver Zehentleitnerinblog.technopathy.club·Jun 2 · 23 min readI Created 2013 Binance Order Books on Kubernetes with 2 Replicas in 25 Minutes — Then Stress-Tested the REST APIThis is not a theoretical architecture article. This is a practical infrastructure test. The goal was simple: Can I create all active Binance Spot and Futures order books as replicated Kubernetes inf72R
AAAyobami Agboolainayobamidevops.hashnode.dev·Jun 1 · 11 min readBuilding an Observable, Self‑Healing ClusterThere's a gap in how most teams operate Kubernetes. Dashboards get built, alerts get configured, and runbooks get written. But when something goes wrong at 2am, someone still has to wake up, read the 10
