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RTFM! DevOps[at]UA
Arseniy ZinchenkoDevOps-engineering, and system administration. Cases from practice.
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Continuing the topic of AWS Load Balancer logs: in the previous post, Golang: recording AWS Load Balancer logs to VictoriaLogs, we collected logs using our own logs collector in Golang. Now we need to get something useful out of these logs....
Golang: writing an AWS Load Balancer logs collector for VictoriaLogs
The next task I want to do with Golang is building a custom log collector that retrieves AWS Application Load Balancer logs from S3 and sends them to VictoriaLogs.
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Interfaces in Go allow you to describe access to data or behavior without providing concrete implementations inside the interface itself.
Golang: creating OpenAI Exporter for VictoriaMetrics
Got a new task to monitor costs on OpenAI - to see how much each project spends per day, and send alerts to Slack if costs exceed a set threshold.
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