Associate your web app with Application Insights Now that your Application Insights has been set up, you will need to link it to your application: Figure 20.44 – Turn on Application Insights Figure 20.45 – Enable Application Insights Figure 20.46 – Associating an application with Application Insights Figure 20.47 – Applying monitoring settings You have […]
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Configuring and reviewing backup reports – Implementing Backup and Recovery Solutions
Configuring and reviewing backup reports In the Creating and configuring backup policies section, we learned how to configure backups using Azure Backup. Now, we are going to learn how to configure backup reports to forecast cloud storage and auditing for backup and restore operations. Let’s go ahead and configure backup reports via Backup center in […]
Understanding logging and monitoring – Introducing DevOps Principles
Understanding logging and monitoring Switching to a more grounded topic, one of the driving principles of DevOps is logging and monitoring instances, endpoints, services, and whatever else you can track and trace. This is necessary because regardless of whatever you do, how clean your code is, or how good your server configuration is, something will […]
Monitoring – Introducing DevOps Principles
Monitoring When you look at the title of this section, Understanding logging and monitoring, some of you might wonder, what’s the difference? Well, that’s valid. It took me a while to figure that out as well. And I believe that it comes down to a couple of things: In many ways, it is like the […]
How to respond to an incident (in life and DevOps) – Introducing DevOps Principles
How to respond to an incident (in life and DevOps) Incidents happen, and the people who are responsible for dealing with these incidents need to handle them. Firefighters have to battle fires, doctors have to treat the sick, and DevOps engineers have to contend with a number of incidents that can occur when running the […]
Site reliability engineering – Introducing DevOps Principles
Site reliability engineering So, site reliability engineering (SRE) is considered a form of DevOps by many and is considered to be separate from DevOps by others. I’m putting this section in here because, regardless of your opinion on the subject, you as a DevOps Engineer will have to deal with the concepts of site reliability, […]
Post-mortems – Introducing DevOps Principles
Post-mortems An incident happens. It affects business value and the users of the application, and then it goes away or is solved. But what’s to say it doesn’t happen again? What could be done to mitigate it before it even has the chance to happen again? Post-mortems are the answer to all of that. Any […]
Beautiful-ugly/explicit-implicit – Talking about Python
Beautiful-ugly/explicit-implicit Let’s start with beauty. They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder. And this is why, when you behold improperly indented code, you begin to understand the beauty of actually indented code. Here is the same code written correctly in JavaScript and Python: const value = 5; for (let i = 0; […]
Flat-nested/sparse-dense – Talking about Python
Flat-nested/sparse-dense The part about flat being better than nested, in particular, is a reason for those famous one-line Python codes that you see. Simple code shouldn’t have to span across 20-30 lines when it can be done in a few. In a lot of languages, it cannot be done in a few lines, but in […]
Ambiguity/one way/Dutch – Talking about Python
Ambiguity/one way/Dutch Anyone who has ever worked with clients knows how demoralizing and frustrating a vague requirement is. “Do this, do that, we need this” – that’s all you hear, without any understanding from the other side or respect for how the process works. They have a certain goal in mind, and they don’t care […]