Search Results: Grafana

Hubfly Space has unveiled the technical architecture behind its cloud hosting platform, revealing a distributed system combining custom-built components with open-source tools like Docker and BuildKit. The design prioritizes reliability, security, and developer experience through features like encrypted storage layers, automated SSL, and isolated networking.

Modern robotics leverages middleware like ROS 2 and NATS to function as distributed systems of microservices, enabling seamless interaction between digital and physical components. This architectural shift allows developers to apply cloud-native principles to robotics, driving innovations in industries from manufacturing to healthcare.

Delve into an intricate map of personal data infrastructure designed to liberate information from siloed platforms using custom scripts and APIs. This system highlights the technical gymnastics required for true data ownership amid rising API hostility and interoperability gaps.

Home automation is no longer just about turning lights on and off. Developers can now treat their living spaces as real‑time data pipelines, collecting everything from temperature and humidity to energy usage and occupancy. This article explores the metrics that matter, the sensors that deliver them, and the architecture that turns raw readings into actionable insights.

QueueWatch introduces a lightweight, open‑source dashboard that gives developers instant insight into the health and performance of Kafka and RabbitMQ clusters. By surfacing key metrics and alerting on anomalies, the tool helps teams preempt bottlenecks and maintain reliable message flows.

A developer's decade-long journey with Grafana reveals how rapid, disruptive changes—from deprecated agents to Kafka dependencies—are eroding trust in the once-beloved monitoring suite. As Grafana aggressively expands its platform, users grapple with instability and complexity in critical infrastructure, sparking a plea for 'boring' reliability over relentless reinvention.