The other advantage of Hugo is that it’s just a single binary executable. Using something like Jekyll means you have to manage a ruby environment over the long term. Which sucks. I’d recommend trying Hugo again and getting past the pain points.

https://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/aztnf-siphon-fire

The fire has covered most of the trails I’ve hiked in that region.

The number one reason is that Grafana is king of the open source operational dashboards. Grafana works with so many backends and has worked so well for so long it’s hard to beat.

Then when you start considering the metric collection and storage setting up a node exporter and black box exporter covers 80% of your use cases. There are scaling and security advantages to Prometheus’ pull architecture too.

I share your annoyance with having to roll out multiple services but I recently bundled them all together into a docker compose that I had been considering sharing publicly. If you can wait a couple weeks I can share that.

One other thought is that separating all of the development of the exporter components means that the teams with real expertise in the service being monitored can collect the best metrics. Rather than a monitoring project making a half ass metric collector for a service they have never used or managed.

Also Grafana has built in alerting so alert manager can be skipped in some cases.

Nice shot, great colors

Ok, this maintenance is complete, there were a few minor hiccups but it should be good for now.

Awesome, thanks for connecting. I’ll sync up via mail soon.

Hi, pleased to meet you. There’s just a few of us here I think. I help run this and az.social, a mastodon instance. We haven’t found need to moderate a whole lot though I’ve considered applying a very small block list on Az.social. Blocking obviously illegal in the US stuff. I started out with an ambitious plan for fediverse in the western us then toned it back as adoption was slow. Check out my western social Patreon for some of my thoughts there, the posts should be public. But I’ve not done a lot to pursue growing those services. I’ve switched to doing more core ISP services. … basically building my own marginal cloud service http://hawt.cloud. I haven’t opened anything up to the public yet, just people I know.

This has always been a really great conference, I will be delighted when it returns.

Here it is https://lemmy.az.social/c/phoenix

Sure, I’ll create one when I get home.

This works quite well. I like the /search and /ask features.

Did you go last night @trevor?

In particular, this map is interesting:

https://opengis.mesaaz.gov/apps/5022a5e0e5a347769c4e8e43d5ae5b2b/explore

It shows a map to records about a number of active developments. Fiesta Mall excluded.

I think I did in west Mesa … there are puddles.

I like the cog framework, I’ve used it for one small project.

Awesome thanks Trevor

That was a darn tasty rainbow sprinkle donut!

Interesting, thanks for sharing, folks.

I only really watch Basketball but the cable monopoly on sports mostly keeps me from watching anything. I did enjoy some “Chase Tag” on YouTube last night.

Cool!