The document appears to be a series of tweets from Pete Cheslock about monitoring best practices and lessons learned over his career. Some key points discussed include using Graphite for time-series data collection and storage, leveraging existing tools like StatsD that developers are already using, building services that are consumable by developers to encourage cross-team collaboration, and focusing on solving your own company's problems rather than trying to replicate what large companies do.
32. @petecheslock
Jen: Yo, are you ready to support ~10
beta customers on a completely
unautomated, unmonitored env?
Pete: New Phone, who dis?
Jen: 5 9s of availability.
52. @petecheslock
• Hosted TSDB is super useful and “just works”
• The opportunity cost of fully replacing it was
too high.
53. @petecheslock
• Use the same tools already deployed
• Devs wrote libraries to send metrics to statsd
• Don’t want to “redeploy the world”
• Limited time to invest
54. @petecheslock
• Use the same tools already deployed
• Devs wrote libraries to send metrics to statsd
• Don’t want to “redeploy the world”
• Limited time to invest