Single Pane of Glass (SPOG) monitoring is a term used to denote monitoring applications with a single tool that provides a comprehensive set of dashboards for the entire software system of an organization. Managing multiple monitoring tools for different aspects of the IT system becomes too cumbersome. And that’s how the concept of a single pane of glass monitoring evolved. Most modern applications are now built using distributed software systems.

The article gives a deep insight into how to restore MySQL database from a backup file using the mysqldump utility and third-party backup and restore tools, such as dbForge Studio for MySQL, MySQL Workbench, and phpMyAdmin.

It’s high time we shared a new release of Delphi Data Access Components with a slew of new features and enhancements that will surely be worth your while—including support for the latest versions of RAD Studio and Lazarus, new options, improved performance, and much more. Curious? Let’s take a look at what awaits you in this release. Please refer to the revision histories in the table below for the full list of changes.

When it comes to cryptocurrency and blockchain activities, staying alert is one of the most important parts of the game. Monitoring these ever-changing spaces is all about being the first to spot opportunities and threats, and keeping your digital operations running around the clock. From websites hosting initial coin offerings (ICOs) to trading platforms, it’s important to maintain operational integrity and protect against unexpected downtimes or breaches.

When telemetry data (collected from system sources in observability) is analyzed collectively it provides insights into the relationships and dependencies within a distributed system. OpenTelemetry standardizes the collection and transmission of telemetry data to backend platforms, closing visibility gaps by offering a unified instrumentation format across all services.

Rust has claimed the title of ‘most desired programming language’ for the past 8 years in a row in StackOverflow’s annual developer survey. The language was created less than 20 years ago, yet when users work with Rust, they always seem to want to work with it again. This consistent growth in popularity has, in part, driven the need for effective monitoring practices, particularly Rust tracing.

Like most organizations, we are always trying to be as efficient as possible in our usage of our cloud resources. To help accomplish this, we encourage individual engineering teams at Datadog to look for opportunities to optimize. They can share their performance wins, big or small, in an internal Slack channel along with visualizations and, often, calculations of the resulting annual cost savings.