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Chronicles of a Crazy Canuck
Performance Alerting: Is Louis Gray the Canary in Your Coal Mine?
Started by Stephen Pierzchala · 9 months ago
Yesterday in the Fast Company Live Fail Whale session [mention on Scoble's blog here], Paul Bucheit of FriendFeed jokingly said that his company’s external alerting mechanism was Louis Gray.
I cringed when I read that, as the last people who should be letting you know you hav ... Continue reading »
I cringed when I read that, as the last people who should be letting you know you hav ... Continue reading »
9 months ago
To be honest, FriendFeed knows about issues and typically solves them before I know about it. Paul's a good guy, but he gave me too much credit here.
9 months ago
The objective is to get companies to consider that internal monitoring is not enough - you can have the world's fastest site, and if no one can get to it, no one cares. :-)