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Just minutes ago, I got out of a design meeting for rocket engine test mission control software. Shame our deadline is too tight to actually use the NASA package. Hopefully next time.
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Also, if NASA is working with USDS, then the playbook is Play 13: "Default to Open". Not sure if they are but could be likely! > When appropriate, publish source code of projects or components online source: https://playbook.cio.gov/#play13
I think this is big in NASA culture - I mean they built half of openstack IIRC. So I am not surprised it's getting released - I am surprised that, after a minutes thought, this is a big, open field. I mean prometheus/ graphite grafana - hell even RRD (?) have been around for years. But that's all plumbing, the porcelain is what's missing - to have a singular platform that it just gives you a real time view of what's…
Graphs are a really really good way of getting an accurate gut feeling about what's going on. Take GME for example, what happened? Before you start talking about a short squeeze just get a graph of the share price out.
If I dump a CSV file in your inbox pre-coffee or whatever, you might blank, but if we have a graph of "Profit per widget" on the wall (metaphorical or literal) it's obvious if something's just broken.
The first win is a cooler sounding name and backer credentials.
Would be nice to have a comparison with existing alternatives, specially Grafana and Kibana. The first win is a cooler sounding name and backer credentials.
Just minutes ago, I got out of a design meeting for rocket engine test mission control software. Shame our deadline is too tight to actually use the NASA package. Hopefully next time.
Curious what you ended up deciding on? Building something in-house? Another proprietary tool?