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Comment #18383221
Shortly after being switched on, researchers where found telling SpiNNaker exactly what it could do with the lifetime supply of chocolate.
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Comment #11300411
A lot of that was international acquisitions, which have all been sold off by now.
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Comment #11300284
In 2012 LivingSocial had 5000 employees.
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Comment #6646451
I'll definitely check that out! I'm also thinking we may need to add support for a time-series database as Graphite does have its limitations.
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Comment #6646443
We have always used Ruby for the scripting (we're predominately a Ruby shop so this was key for future adoption.) The very first mvp for this tool was individual Ruby scripts runni…
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Comment #6646423
I'm not sure lugubrious means what you intended it to mean. :) At any rate, see my reply here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6646402 for a sampling of things Rearview brings …
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Comment #6646402
We use NewRelic and Pingdom as well. Where Rearview really shines is creating monitors like this: 1) control charts to alert when a process deviates from a range of 3 stdev above o…
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Comment #6645068
Your welcome! We did a second feature release of our Ruby version today that has even more UI goodness. Basically we've added the ability to group categories of monitors under one …
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Rearview: Real-Time Monitoring & Alerting for Graphite
Rearview is a Scala monitoring framework for Graphite time series data. The monitors are simple customizable Ruby scripts which are run in a sandbox to prevent I/O. Each monitor is…
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Comment #6153793
Thanks. I wrote a simple Ruby script that will "replay" data as if the event were happening live. It's great for a demo because you can leave it up while your talking and known dat…
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Comment #6153592
I was installing on a laptop to demo during a conference talk. I also had aspirations of contributing to graphite (something I've so far failed to do.) Having said that, I do know …
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