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Published inApr 2024
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William Hegedus
William Hegedus
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William Hegedus

William Hegedus has worked in tech for over a decade in a variety of roles, culminating in site reliability engineering. He developed a keen interest in Prometheus and observability technologies during his time managing a 24/7 NOC environment and eventually became the first SRE at Linode, one of the foremost independent cloud providers. Linode was acquired by Akamai Technologies in 2022, and now Will manages a team of SREs focused on building the internal observability platform for Akamai's Connected Cloud. His team is responsible for a global fleet of Prometheus servers spanning over two dozen data centers and ingesting millions of data points every second, in addition to operating a suite of other observability tools. Will is an open source advocate and contributor who has contributed code to Prometheus, Thanos, and many other CNCF projects related to Kubernetes and observability. He lives in central Virginia with his wonderful wife, four kids, three cats, two dogs, and a bearded dragon.
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In this chapter, we’ve explored how to ensure that our Prometheus configuration, Prometheus rules, and Alertmanager configuration are properly validated using CI pipelines with GitHub Actions. This is a critical step toward the maturity of your Prometheus environment and enabling other teams who may not be Prometheus Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to contribute to the monitoring environment without fear.

CI environments vary widely across the industry as there are a plethora of different CI tools available for use. But whether you use GitHub Actions, Jenkins, CircleCI, GitLab, or anything else, I hope this chapter has given you ideas on how to better integrate validation steps for your Prometheus environment into your CI tool of choice.

In our next chapter, we’ll continue exploring ways to build out mature monitoring environments by looking at how we can define and implement Service Level Objectives (SLOs) using Prometheus.

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Published in: Apr 2024Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781805125662

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William Hegedus

William Hegedus has worked in tech for over a decade in a variety of roles, culminating in site reliability engineering. He developed a keen interest in Prometheus and observability technologies during his time managing a 24/7 NOC environment and eventually became the first SRE at Linode, one of the foremost independent cloud providers. Linode was acquired by Akamai Technologies in 2022, and now Will manages a team of SREs focused on building the internal observability platform for Akamai's Connected Cloud. His team is responsible for a global fleet of Prometheus servers spanning over two dozen data centers and ingesting millions of data points every second, in addition to operating a suite of other observability tools. Will is an open source advocate and contributor who has contributed code to Prometheus, Thanos, and many other CNCF projects related to Kubernetes and observability. He lives in central Virginia with his wonderful wife, four kids, three cats, two dogs, and a bearded dragon.
Read more about William Hegedus