GitHub - kiviktnm/decman: Declarative package & configuration manager for Arch Linux.

Declarative package & configuration manager for Arch Linux. - kiviktnm/decman

Ignite talk at CfgmgmtCamp 2025 — Asfaload

Observability? It's a Data Analytics Problem, You Fool! Config Management Camp 2024 Ghent

We all know logs, metrics and traces, the “three pillars of observability”. We’ve been told that by collecting them we’d gain observability into our systems, right? WRONG! Observability is NOT logs+metrics+traces. You can diligently collect these signals and still find yourself without the required observability to detect and root-cause during a major outage or incident. Even expanding to four, six or more ''pillars'' doesn’t help. We need a paradigm shift. Observability is actually a data analytics problem. In this inspiring and thought provoking talk, Horovits will introduce the data analytics approach, together with practical measures that will guide you in gaining real observability into your system and in getting the insights you need, when you need them. Horovits will also challenge the “holy pillar trinity” and look into additional observability data you may not have considered, and other conventions you've grown used to.

Observability? It's a Data Analytics Problem, You Fool! Config Management Camp 2024 Ghent

We all know logs, metrics and traces, the “three pillars of observability”. We’ve been told that by collecting them we’d gain observability into our systems, right? WRONG! Observability is NOT logs+metrics+traces. You can diligently collect these signals and still find yourself without the required observability to detect and root-cause during a major outage or incident. Even expanding to four, six or more ''pillars'' doesn’t help. We need a paradigm shift. Observability is actually a data analytics problem. In this inspiring and thought provoking talk, Horovits will introduce the data analytics approach, together with practical measures that will guide you in gaining real observability into your system and in getting the insights you need, when you need them. Horovits will also challenge the “holy pillar trinity” and look into additional observability data you may not have considered, and other conventions you've grown used to.

Observability? It's a Data Analytics Problem, You Fool! Config Management Camp 2024 Ghent

We all know logs, metrics and traces, the “three pillars of observability”. We’ve been told that by collecting them we’d gain observability into our systems, right? WRONG! Observability is NOT logs+metrics+traces. You can diligently collect these signals and still find yourself without the required observability to detect and root-cause during a major outage or incident. Even expanding to four, six or more ''pillars'' doesn’t help. We need a paradigm shift. Observability is actually a data analytics problem. In this inspiring and thought provoking talk, Horovits will introduce the data analytics approach, together with practical measures that will guide you in gaining real observability into your system and in getting the insights you need, when you need them. Horovits will also challenge the “holy pillar trinity” and look into additional observability data you may not have considered, and other conventions you've grown used to.

Foreman 3.4.1 has been released

Foreman 3.4.1 is now available! Special thanks to everyone who contributed and took part in making this release ready. If you face any problems installing or upgrading to the new release then you can raise a issue or comment on this post. Compared to 3.4.0 it only contains a few bug fixes, but users upgrading from 3.3 should take note of the upgrade warnings and deprecations in this release. Installation quick start Upgrade instructions 3.4 Release notes 3.4.1 Release notes Packages may be ...