Decided to vacation in Australia this Xmas. Had the worst @Qantas and @AmericanAir experience.
The two keep fighting over whose responsibility it is that they lost our baggage. Qantas tells us it's in Brisbane and will ship it and to expect a call
24 hr later @AmericanAir says they dropped it at Brisbane and it's @qantas problem. @qantas suddenly doesn't know where the bag is.
Lessons learned: use air tags. Read the website terms. @Qantas policy clearly stated they're responsible for bags if they're the last leg of a flight but keep blaming @AmericanAir.
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#OpenTelemetry is changing the way teams monitor and analyze their applications. Join us on October 25 to learn practical guidance and architectural patterns for using OpenTelemetry with #GKE.
Don't forget to bring your Qs for a live Q&A! Learn more → goo.gle/3S8mmB8
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Happy Path Programming Episode 84 with @DormainDrewitz talking about failure, error budgets, and reliability, is out! It was quite ironic that our recording software crashed near the end of the episode but we recovered and wrapped everything up. podcasters.spotify.com/pod/s…
Interested in #opentelemetry and @googlecloud, join @miekelly and I at #googlecloudnext DEV300 - Wed @ 4:45pm !
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New article on developing microservices in Unison. It'll knock your socks off and set fire to your shoes. 🔥
No hassle of packaging, deploying, and managing communication between services. You can deploy a service in seconds. Join the waitlist!
unison-lang.org/whats-new/un…
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3 more days to participate in the Scala survey 2022. Your input will influence the plans for its future development. scala-lang.org/blog/2022/09/…
Ever wanted a minimal OpenTelemetry collector that just does what you want?
Mike Dame from my team explains how to build your own, using the powerful collector builder and Google Cloud Build: opentelemetry.io/blog/2022/c…
Applicable to any CI/CD and artifact / container registry.
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Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, Josh Long (@starbuxman) looks at the latest and greatest in Spring Boot 3 AOT, then talks to Google’s Josh Suereth (@jsuereth) about observability with OpenTelemetry, building better build tools, and so much more.
spring.io/blog/2022/10/12/a-…
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Can Scala's context methods be used for dependency injection and environment tracking?
Join me tomorrow at @ScalaCon to learn the answer!
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We're super excited to announce that Scala Days will be returning in person to North America & Europe in 2023!
Organized by @47deg / @Xebia & @scala_lang!
We can't wait to see you all again! Subscribe to the newsletter for updates:
scaladays.org/ #Scala #ScalaDays
That moment when you realize your hobby and work have comingled again:
reading about planted aquariums with some dude monitoring pH via grafana and telegraf #observability
Josh Suereth retweeted
♾️New on the blog: "How we used OpenTelemetry to fix a bug in OpenTelemetry"
opentelemetry.io/blog/2022/d…
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New on our blog: Exposing the OpenTelemetry Collector for Kubernetes cross-cluster communication.
opentelemetry.io/blog/2022/k…
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Had a great conversation about build tools this morning with @jsuereth - turns out they are hard to get right. Here is episode 64 of @HappyPathProg: anchor.fm/happypathprogrammi…











