Get To Know Graylog GO

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Annual User Conference October 23-24, 2024 Join Graylog virtually for our annual conference  Shared Experience, Shared Success  WHY ATTEND Graylog GO? To engage with others who are passionate about their Graylog! Attend sessions presented by Graylog users Ask questions of Graylog experts Find out more about the product roadmap “Meet”…

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Assessing and Prioritizing Risk in Your Infrastructure

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There are lots of hurdles to jump when trying to set up and maintain a SIEM. Preparing infrastructure and installing the software components, getting logs ingested into the system, parsing and normalizing those log messages properly, configuring alerts for detection, etc. These are all large tasks that require thoughtful planning…

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Container monitoring with Grafana: Helpful resources to get started

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In simple terms, containers are a standard package of software that enable applications to run consistently across different computing environments. Often, these applications are broken down into smaller collections of independent services known as microservices. For many organizations, these microservices-based applications have replaced traditional monolithic applications because they offer increased…

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Addressing metric overload: a deep dive on Adaptive Metrics

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When it comes to metrics, development teams often have a “better safe than sorry” mindset of collecting anything and everything. But that can translate to explosive growth of time series data, which can lead to higher costs and noisy signals. It’s a challenge we saw many of our users facing,…

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Building Studio in Public: How Open Source Collaboration Enhances Studio

It’s now time for Part 3 of our “Building Studio in Public” series! In today’s post, we’ll explore how the Studio app connects with other open source projects, with a focus on its key relationship with WordPress Playground. We’ll also dive into the benefits and challenges of this symbiotic relationship,…

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PreviousNext: Vite and Storybook frontend tooling for Drupal

We’ve just completed an extensive overhaul of our frontend tooling, with Vite and Storybook at the centre. Let’s go over it piece by piece.by jack.taranto / 2 October 2024The goal of the overhaul was to modernise all aspects of the build stack, remove legacy dependencies and optimise development processes.Tooling is…

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Drupal blog: State of Drupal presentation (September 2024)

This blog has been re-posted and edited with permission from Dries Buytaert's blog. DrupalCon Barcelona 2024 Driesnote presentation Approximately 1,100 Drupal enthusiasts gathered in Barcelona, Spain, last week for DrupalCon Europe. As per tradition, I delivered my State of Drupal keynote, often referred to as the "DriesNote". If you missed it, you can watch…

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Dries Buytaert: Solving the Maker-Taker problem

Recently, a public dispute has emerged between WordPress co-founder Matt Mullenweg and hosting company WP Engine. Matt has accused WP Engine of misleading users through its branding and profiting from WordPress without adequately contributing back to the project. As the Founder and Project Lead of Drupal, another major open source…

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