I like it because I use it for MELT in general. Prometheus generally does metrics and if you want to include logs, traces and events, it becomes more cumbersome. With the Otel collector, I can just update my collector configuration to point to the various services.

I’m not saying OP can’t use what you suggested, just stating what I would use.

I would use OpenTelemetry, Prometheus, and Grafana…

Had to explain that to my nephew. He couldn’t save anything because iCloud was full. His Mac had like 300gigs available, but he couldn’t save anything…

Almost as if it were planned…

I thought that would lead me to a das keyboard.

Cloudflare and Namecheap. I would use Cloudflare because of cost

Take deep breaths and remember to drink plenty of water.

jean, we pronounce it jean.

Don’t give elon any ideas.

aint (something) {
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}

That’s Typescript…

It does.

No kotlin eh?

Dope shape

Same here. Use it regularly at work. For personal projects, I tend to just use the IDE.

Docker has been a savior.

It’s more thrust than trust.

It was simply constant refactors, moving random stuff, etc. like, every week. It was unnecessary change.

Some steaks.

I would review it and immediately tell them to break it into bite sized PRs.

My coworker kept doing that. We had several talks about it. Other members of our team had talks about it with them, and even our manager. Finally, I marked the PR as needs work, told them to break it into several PRs. They weren’t happy, but I was tired of dealing with PRs that were 30+ files, unrelated in change, and over 1500 lines of code changes. They were pretty mad at me for a while. But it stopped shortly afterwards.

It shouldn’t take more than an hour to review a PR.