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Jul 11
Obirdability: How to build an observability system for bird songs 🎶
What are those birds I hear when I wake up? What’s the most common bird in my
garden? These are the types of questions, along with our general curiosity about
the world around us, that motivated us to build an observability system for bird
songs — a system you can replicate at home to learn more about the sweet tweets
in your backyard, too! In this blog post, we’ll demonstrate how to harness open
source tools like BirdNET, Prometheus, Grafana Loki, and Grafana to monitor and
analyze bird songs, which, it turns out, can also be good for your mental
health.
Jul 10
Observing exchange rates: How to keep tabs on currencies during the summer
travel season
It’s summertime in the Northern Hemisphere, and for many people that means it’s
also travel season. But before you depart for your dream holiday, don’t forget
the essentials: passport, suitcase, and … Grafana? That’s right. If you’re
headed to a different country, odds are you’ll use a different currency when you
get there. And you can use Grafana to track changes in the exchange rates so you
can get the most bang for your buck.
Jul 09
ObservabilityCON 2024: A sneak peek at this year’s agenda
ObservabilityCON 2024 is coming to the Big Apple this fall, and today, we’re
excited to share an early look at this year’s agenda. Taking place Sept. 24-25
in New York City, ObservabilityCON 2024 is our flagship (and can’t-miss)
observability event. We hope you’ll join us to preview the latest features in
the Grafana LGTM Stack (Loki for logs, Grafana for visualization, Tempo for
traces, and Mimir for metrics), learn from Grafana Labs experts and industry
peers, and get actionable advice to drive real business impact with your
organization’s observability strategy.
Jul 08
Upgrade with confidence: Strategies for updating your self-hosted Grafana
instance
At Grafana Labs we believe in shipping features early and often, and in recent
years we’ve doubled down on that philosophy. We no longer wait for the yearly
major release to give you access to the next big thing. Instead, we regularly
make new features, bug fixes, and security patches available to our
self-managing users (Grafana OSS and Grafana Enterprise) throughout the year.
Having a dependable release process provides users like you with the best
Grafana experience possible, and it provides the flexibility to upgrade in a
manner that works best for you and your organization.
Jul 07
CI/CD observability: A rich, new opportunity for OpenTelemetry
Editor’s note: This article was originally published on The New Stack.
Continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) are the backbone of
modern software delivery, but there’s still limited visibility into their
processes. Here’s how that’s changing with OpenTelemetry (OTel), and why those
changes are so exciting. There are different definitions of CI/CD depending on
whom you ask, but the consistent part is that it’s continuous — a never-ending
feedback loop that’s all about reducing manual processes, generating deployable
software and rooting out issues before they reach production.
Jul 04
How to customize your Loki deployment with Ansible
Michal Vaško is a DevOps engineer at cloudWerkstatt, with a passion for open
source technology and a deep love for observability. While operations or
platform teams have long relied on visibility into metrics to react swiftly, the
idea of doing the same thing with logs was once just a dream. Thankfully,
Grafana Loki has revolutionized the logging stack, giving you the same level of
visibility with logs that you get with metrics.
Jul 02
Getting started with Grafana: best practices to design your first dashboard
At its core, observability is about helping humans understand and optimize
complex systems. It enables engineering teams to ask questions on the fly, and
to learn not only when something goes wrong but why. Observability also allows
organizations to proactively identify and address performance issues — before
their end users even have a chance to notice. For over a decade, Grafana
dashboards have empowered organizations to achieve these (and more)
observability goals by unifying and displaying data in beautiful graphs, charts,
and other visualizations.
Jul 01
Identify anomalies, outlier detection, forecasting: How Grafana Cloud uses AI/ML
to make observability easier
At Grafana Labs, our No. 1 approach when building AI/ML tools is to enable
humans (a.k.a. all of us!) to understand complex systems. In other words, we
want to make observability still human, but less complicated. (Our second use
case? Making social media more fun.) We believe that AI/ML tools in
observability should work towards minimizing toil and the need for everyone in
your organization to have the same deep domain knowledge about your increasingly
complex stack.
Jun 30
Industrial IoT visualization: Why United Manufacturing Hub chose Grafana to
power its IIoT platform
Denis Gontcharov is a data consultant who helps aluminum smelters break down
data barriers. For the past five years, he has supported the aluminum industry
with IT and data services as an independent consultant. Denis also works as a
Developer Advocate at the United Manufacturing Hub. Jeremy Theocharis is
co-founder and CTO at United Manufacturing Hub. He is an expert in industrial
IoT with over seven years of experience leading large-scale IIoT projects in
various industries.
Jun 26
Grafana security update: Grafana Loki and unintended data write attempts to
Amazon S3 buckets
Editor’s note: We have updated the copy to reflect changes from our partners at
Google. (June 27 19:00 UTC) Out of an abundance of caution, we are publishing
this as a security advisory. You may have read or heard about the Medium blog
post, “How an empty S3 bucket can make your AWS bill explode,” which described
how unauthorized write attempts to an Amazon S3 storage bucket led to a $1,300
bill, and the news that AWS subsequently made a change to S3 in which
unauthorized requests that customers did not initiate are free of charge.