Monitoring Druid with Prometheus

Druid Exporter – A Prometheus agent for Druid Database

A while back we got the requirement for working on Apache Druid. By working on Apache Druid, We mean setup, management, and monitoring. Since it was a new topic for us we started evaluating it and we actually find it has a lot of amazing features.

So for the people who don’t have an idea about Druid and just starting with Druid. Let me give a quick walk-through of it.

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Ease your Azure Infrastructure with Azure Blueprints

Today infrastructure-as-a-code is something that is picking up the pace at an exponential rate. Although the very concept of Infrastructure-as-a-code is pretty enticing that’s just once the face of the coin, what sits behind the shadows is compliance and access rights which plays a major role in the organizational setup.
So, today we would be covering one such service that Azure provides us i.e. Azure Blueprints which makes our lives even easier by incorporating the infrastructure and compliance under the same umbrella.

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How to implement CI/CD using AWS CodeBuild, CodeDeploy and CodePipeline

As we know that CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) is inevitable process in our DevOps culture , we should always look for a better .. more efficient solution to implement the same.

CI/CD gives us the capability to continuously integrate code changes, test it , deploy it and having continuous feedback which helps us to accelerate our development speed , off-course it reduces time in testing perspective and it helps you to make your releases streamline.

So you dont have to worry about anything except CODING as CI/CD will take care of everything for you. 🙂

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Kubernetes Diary – Software LoadBalancer

Problem Statement..?

Most of us, who have used Kubernetes with a public cloud, have created a cloud loadbalancer as well. Ever thought about how can this be achieved in a Private Data Center. The easiest way would be to use the concept of Node Port and expose our services with it. In this blog, however, we won’t take the easy way out. Well, at least not the easiest way. We are going to talk about ways to achieve the same goal of Software LoadBalancer in a Private Data Center with some interesting tools.

Kubernetes Cluster on Bare Metal System Made Possible using MetalLB

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Elasticsearch Cluster Monitoring

Elasticsearch is a scalable, full-text search and analytics engine based on Apache Lucene. It is Java-based and allows you to store, search, and analyze big volumes of data quickly in near real-time. It can search and index the document files in diverse formats. Lucene is the underlying technology that Elasticsearch uses for extremely fast data retrieval.

As flexible, scalable, and useful as Elasticsearch is, monitoring your cluster can help you ensure that the cluster is appropriately sized and handles all operations efficiently.

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