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We set up Kubernetes with k3s on Raspberry Pi in the previous post. In this blog post, we cover a web application installation and the associated monitoring.
Read more: Monitor Application: Kubernetes on Raspberry Pi
Setup of the Kubernetes deployment on Raspberry Pi with k3s used as a demo by Bleemeo for the 8th Devoxx FR in April 2019.
Read more: Deploy Kubernetes on Raspberry Pi cluster with k3s
Bleemeo integrated the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Technology Partner program in February and released a AWS CloudWatch integration.
Read more: Bleemeo Joins AWS Technology Partner Program
As Bleemeo supported the INP Toulouse Team for the EDHEC Sailing Race, we monitored their boat with a Raspberry Pi and a GPS reporting data into Bleemeo.
Read more: Monitor business metrics: boat data in Bleemeo
Our recap of the FOSDEM 2017 edition we attended last week-end. The FOSDEM is one of the largest open-source conferences in the world with about 8000 attendees.
Read more: FOSDEM 2017, Monitoring and Cloud, recap
In this article, we will explain how we are using Rocket.chat as our internal chat and how we deploy this tool with Docker and LDAP integration.
Read more: How we deploy and use Rocket.chat at Bleemeo
Bleemeo architecture - based on Docker and Traefik - used for our internal tools (most of them are Open Source web applications).
Read more: Using Træfik for internal tools at Bleemeo
Define custom StatsD metrics, status, Nagios check & monitor them with Bleemeo using Minecraft as an example. More serious business metrics can also be covered!
Read more: Use statsd & Bleemeo to monitor a Minecraft server
Why we are building a new Cloud-based monitoring solution, and what a decade of infrastructure management experience taught us about what teams need.
Read more: Why we are building Bleemeo?