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  1. If you have ever studied mathematics at a post-soviet university, you're probably familiar with the Demidovich textbook containing various mathematical problems.

    The interesting thing about that book is that it has an antipode: the Anti-Demidovich. It explains all the solutions, but with one little nuance: it's all in Chinese.

    archive.org/details/kitayskiy-

    This VictoriaMetrics book gives me the same vibe: github.com/ahfuzhang/InsideVic

    #observability #VictoriaMetrics #demidovich

  2. If you have ever studied mathematics at a post-soviet university, you're probably familiar with the Demidovich textbook containing various mathematical problems.

    The interesting thing about that book is that it has an antipode: the Anti-Demidovich. It explains all the solutions, but with one little nuance: it's all in Chinese.

    archive.org/details/kitayskiy-

    This VictoriaMetrics book gives me the same vibe: github.com/ahfuzhang/InsideVic

    #observability #VictoriaMetrics #demidovich

  3. If you have ever studied mathematics at a post-soviet university, you're probably familiar with the Demidovich textbook containing various mathematical problems.

    The interesting thing about that book is that it has an antipode: the Anti-Demidovich. It explains all the solutions, but with one little nuance: it's all in Chinese.

    archive.org/details/kitayskiy-

    This VictoriaMetrics book gives me the same vibe: github.com/ahfuzhang/InsideVic

    #observability #VictoriaMetrics #demidovich

  4. If you have ever studied mathematics at a post-soviet university, you're probably familiar with the Demidovich textbook containing various mathematical problems.

    The interesting thing about that book is that it has an antipode: the Anti-Demidovich. It explains all the solutions, but with one little nuance: it's all in Chinese.

    archive.org/details/kitayskiy-

    This VictoriaMetrics book gives me the same vibe: github.com/ahfuzhang/InsideVic

  5. github.com/grafana/beyla is cool. The documentation misses some parts, so I havd to dig into GitHub issues, but overall is a great tool.

    I spinned up a container next to a microservice and got metrics and traces, which made me happy because I didn't have to do that mundane observability instrumentation stuff. I find it a great tool when you have very little observability and want to quicky go from 0 to 1. However, to go from 1 to 100 you still have to bring some manual instrumentation, unfortunately.

    #observability #epbf

  6. github.com/grafana/beyla is cool. The documentation misses some parts, so I havd to dig into GitHub issues, but overall is a great tool.

    I spinned up a container next to a microservice and got metrics and traces, which made me happy because I didn't have to do that mundane observability instrumentation stuff. I find it a great tool when you have very little observability and want to quicky go from 0 to 1. However, to go from 1 to 100 you still have to bring some manual instrumentation, unfortunately.

    #observability #epbf

  7. github.com/grafana/beyla is cool. The documentation misses some parts, so I havd to dig into GitHub issues, but overall is a great tool.

    I spinned up a container next to a microservice and got metrics and traces, which made me happy because I didn't have to do that mundane observability instrumentation stuff. I find it a great tool when you have very little observability and want to quicky go from 0 to 1. However, to go from 1 to 100 you still have to bring some manual instrumentation, unfortunately.

    #observability #epbf

  8. github.com/grafana/beyla is cool. The documentation misses some parts, so I havd to dig into GitHub issues, but overall is a great tool.

    I spinned up a container next to a microservice and got metrics and traces, which made me happy because I didn't have to do that mundane observability instrumentation stuff. I find it a great tool when you have very little observability and want to quicky go from 0 to 1. However, to go from 1 to 100 you still have to bring some manual instrumentation, unfortunately.