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Developers, if your inbox looks like an alarm factory, it’s time for a change. 🛠️ 🔸 Optimize incident response through dynamic alert routing 🔸 Silence low-priority alerts 🔸 Enable smarter triage with logs, events and graphs Result: Fewer distractions, faster MTTR, focus on creating great applications. Here’s how: 3 Steps to Minimize Alert Fatigue 👉 https://lnkd.in/gr3zZUyp

All set for KubeCon India Day 2! If you're around let's catch up, talk about AI for Observability, alert fatigue, Robusta Dev and more!

💡 Struggling with alert fatigue? You're getting too many #Prometheus alerts to your #Slack? 🚨 Here are 3 quick steps to transform noisy alerts into actionable insights: 1️⃣ Prioritize critical alerts like OOMKills and ImagePullBackOff. Not all alerts need your immediate attention. 2️⃣ Aggregate related alerts. Grouping similar alerts can reduce noise. 3️⃣ Automate repetitive tasks and let your systems gather initial data for you. Alert fatigue doesn’t have to be the norm. Go to our NEW BLOG 👉 https://lnkd.in/gr3zZUyp

Using Splunk and want to solve problems faster by using AI to sift through the data for you? We've had a few requests to improve HolmesGPT support for Splunk and are looking for design partners. DM me or leave a comment if interested.

This week on Learn Kubernetes Weekly 107: 💰 How I came to build a cheap server cluster for VDI Michael Lipp 🐝 eBPF maps state synchronization across multi-node Kubernetes cluster Teodor Podobnik 🕸️ Service Meshes decoded: is Istio Ambient worth it? Oleksandr Polishchuk 🗑️ How to uninstall Multus CNI without borking your Kubernetes cluster Ahmed Ibrahim 📝 Kubernetes configuration in 2024 Brian Grant And more! If you prefer to receive the newsletter every week in your inbox, you can subscribe here: https://lnkd.in/gAsGumWd ⭐️ This newsletter is brought to you by Robusta Dev — reduce Prometheus and Kubernetes troubleshooting time by 80% with an AI Assistant. Fewer alerts and better developer experience https://ku.bz/NdP67ry-g #kubernetes #newsletter #learnk8s

In case you missed it: last night's discussuon on the official GitHub podcast with Andrea Griffiths PMP CCSK https://lnkd.in/dDaF9aj2

"AI for Observability" is now available on the free tier of Robusta Dev. Very proud of what the team has built.

3 Key Takeaways from KubeCon Here are the trends to know about if you missed KubeCon, based on our discussions with hundreds of attendees. 1. Platform Engineering Is (Finally) Here in North America: We met so many people whose job title just switched to "Platform Engineer." It felt like KubeCon Europe all over again. But is this just a naming change? We don't think so! Team roadmaps are changing along with the title. 2. Developer Experience is No Longer Optional: It’s clearer than ever: tossing developers into Kubernetes or OpenShift and hoping they swim isn’t working. Now, the focus is on making life easier for developers, from the moment they deploy to the moment they get pinged a 3AM to solve a production issue. 3. Goodbye Backstage, Hello AI Assistants: A year ago, everyone seemed to be betting on Backstage-based internal dev platforms (IDPs). This year? Not so much. A lot of teams struggled with adoption, and the hype didn’t always match value. Now, the excitement has moved toward AI assistants, but this time it's different. These assistants, agents, and copilots are already rolled out and seeing successful adoption by devs. Have we missed an important trend? Leave a comment. Thank you to everyone who visited the Robusta Dev booth! We loved meeting you in person!

Robusta Dev team is really busy with some booth duty! Come find us at T45 Speak with Natan Yellin Arik Alon Avraham Kotlicky about Prometheus and AI

Feedback wanted: which AI investigation of a Prometheus alert 👇 do you find most useful? We're playing with different output formats for HolmesGPT.