A Fun and Easy Guide to Monitoring and Observability With Prometheus

Hi Guys !! I am back with another interesting blog where we learn the concepts but in a funny and easy way.

What is Prometheus ?

Boring Version 💤💤

Prometheus is an open-source monitoring and alerting toolkit originally developed by SoundCloud in 2012. It was designed to monitor systems, track metrics, and trigger alerts based on those metrics. Prometheus uses a powerful query language called PromQL to collect and analyze time-series data from various services and applications. It stores data in a time-series database, making it easy to track trends over time. Prometheus is now a part of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and is widely used in cloud-native environments for monitoring microservices, containers, and more.

Funny Version 😂😂

Imagine throwing a party where you need to keep track of everything — from who’s dancing to how loud the music is. Prometheus is like your super-organized friend who monitors it all in real-time, sending you alerts if the punch bowl is low or if a conga line breaks out. Born at SoundCloud in 2012, Prometheus quickly became the ultimate party planner for techies, ensuring everything runs smoothly in the cloud-native world.

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What are Kubernetes Events ?

Hi Guys !! I am back with another blog where we learn concepts both in Traditional and Hilarious way.

So What are waiting for “CHRISTMAS “ 🎄 Duhh Let’s go .

Kubernetes Events

Boring Version💤

Kubernetes Events are records of significant changes or occurrences within a Kubernetes cluster. They provide insights into what is happening inside the cluster, helping administrators and developers troubleshoot issues, monitor the system, and understand the behavior of Kubernetes objects.

Funny Version 😂

Imagine your Kubernetes cluster is a bustling city, and events are like the city’s wildest news headlines. Picture this: “Pod Pete Lands a New Gig, Buys Everyone Virtual Donuts!” or “Node Nancy Calls in Sick, Blames Her Wi-Fi for Playing Hooky!” Every time something crazy happens — whether it’s a pod getting a new assignment or a node mysteriously disappearing for a “coffee break” — an event gets published to keep the whole Kubernetes town buzzing with the latest gossip.

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What is Helm in Kubernetes ?

Introduction

Hi Guys !! Let’s have some discussion on the helm in Kubernetes. I know, you all be thinking what’s new in that there are lots of blogs which exists right. But let’s try to understand this not in boring terms but through some of funny scenarios and examples.

LET’s GET STARTED !!!

First we would understand some basics about Kubernetes and twist some boring definitions in fun way.

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