Monitoring and Alerting with Prometheus

Monitoring and Alerting with Prometheus, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.39, with 38 lectures, based on 3617 reviews, and has 23920 subscribers.

You will learn about Install, Configure and run Prometheus Setup Alerting in Prometheus Visualizing data in Grafana Implementing Prometheus within your own applications Enable metrics & alerting on throughout your infrastructure Implement instrumentation This course is ideal for individuals who are DevOps, Cloud Engineers and SREs,who would like to learn implement a Monitoring and Alerting solution or Anyone who is interested in learning more about monitoring & alerting with Prometheus It is particularly useful for DevOps, Cloud Engineers and SREs,who would like to learn implement a Monitoring and Alerting solution or Anyone who is interested in learning more about monitoring & alerting with Prometheus.

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Summary

Title: Monitoring and Alerting with Prometheus

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.39

Number of Lectures: 38

Number of Published Lectures: 38

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: 22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Install, Configure and run Prometheus

Setup Alerting in Prometheus

Visualizing data in Grafana

Implementing Prometheus within your own applications

Enable metrics & alerting on throughout your infrastructure

Implement instrumentation

Who Should Attend

DevOps, Cloud Engineers and SREs,who would like to learn implement a Monitoring and Alerting solution

Anyone who is interested in learning more about monitoring & alerting with Prometheus

Target Audiences

DevOps, Cloud Engineers and SREs,who would like to learn implement a Monitoring and Alerting solution

Anyone who is interested in learning more about monitoring & alerting with Prometheus

If you’re in a DevOps, Cloud or SRE role, you’ll understand how important monitoring & alerting is. You cannot build a successful application, or run a company without having a system that monitors your systems and applications and reports when something goes wrong. You need instrumentation in order to be successful.

Prometheus is the leading open-source monitoring system that can collect metrics from all your systems, including Linux servers, Windows Servers, Database Servers and any application you have written. It’s inspired on Google’s Borgmon, which uses time-series data as a datasource, to then send alerts based on this data.

This course will show you how to install and configure Prometheuson a Linux server. This course will use a VM on DigitalOcean, but you can install Prometheus on any modern Linux OS. We’ll show you how to make visualizations (graphs) using Grafana. When building these graphs, you’ll get to know PromQL, the language to query Prometheus and get meaningful data displayed. You’ll also learn how to setup alerts to receive notifications when something goes wrong. Lastly, we have a section on use-cases to showcase you some real world examples.

You get a $100 DigitalOcean coupon when you enter a valid payment method to be able to install Prometheus on DigitalOcean.

We have both worked in the Tech/Finance industry in San Fransisco, New York City and London. We now run a consultancy business where we help our clients implement their Cloud & DevOps strategy. Using our expertise, we can deliver you this great training with real world examples and guide you when you have questions.

Enroll in this course now and install, configure and use Prometheus. Become great at monitoring your infrastructure!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Introduction to Prometheus

Lecture 1: Introduction to Prometheus

Lecture 2: Prometheus Installation

Lecture 3: Demo: Prometheus Installation

Lecture 4: Demo: Grafana with Prometheus Installation

Lecture 5: Basic Concepts

Lecture 6: Prometheus Configuration

Lecture 7: Demo: Prometheus Config file

Lecture 8: Monitoring Nodes (Servers) with Prometheus

Lecture 9: Demo: node exporter for Linux

Lecture 10: Node Exporter for Windows (WMI Exporter)

Lecture 11: Prometheus Architecture

Chapter 3: Monitoring

Lecture 1: Introduction to Monitoring

Lecture 2: Client Libraries

Lecture 3: Pushing Metrics

Lecture 4: Querying

Lecture 5: Service Discovery

Lecture 6: Exporters

Chapter 4: Alerting

Lecture 1: Introduction to Alerting

Lecture 2: Setting Up Alerts

Chapter 5: Internals

Lecture 1: Prometheus Storage

Lecture 2: Prometheus Security

Lecture 3: Demo: TLS & Authentication on Prometheus Server

Lecture 4: Demo: Mutual TLS for Prometheus Targets

Chapter 6: Prometheus client implementations

Lecture 1: Monitoring a web application – introduction (Python Flask)

Lecture 2: Demo: Monitoring a web application (Python Flask)

Lecture 3: Demo: Calculating Apdex score (Python Flask)

Lecture 4: Monitoring a web application – introduction (Java Spring Boot)

Lecture 5: Demo: Monitoring a web application (Java Spring Boot)

Chapter 7: Other Use Cases

Lecture 1: Cloudwatch Exporter

Lecture 2: Grafana Provisioning

Lecture 3: Demo: Grafana Provisioning

Lecture 4: Scraping Kubernetes with Prometheus

Lecture 5: Consul Integration with Prometheus

Lecture 6: Demo: Consul Integration with Prometheus

Lecture 7: EC2 Auto Discovery

Chapter 8: Thank you!

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 2: Course Presentation Files

Instructors

Edward Viaene
DevOps & Cloud Specialist

Jorn Jambers
Co-Founder in4it

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2 stars: 122 votes

3 stars: 608 votes

4 stars: 1407 votes

5 stars: 1412 votes

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