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Up your Python game by participating in a hackathon
As a data scientist here at Loggly, my most recent work has been on optimization and performance. Our complex data pipeline has a lot of moving… Read more
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How to Equip Your DevOps Team to Deliver a Great Customer Experience
I love hearing how Loggly customers use our products, so I’m really excited about a webinar we’re hosting tomorrow featuring two of our customers, Voicebase and… Read more
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The Essential Cheat Sheet for Linux Admins
One of the first basic steps in Unix administration is to master the Unix commands within the Unix shell. I’ve created a cheat sheet which summarize… Read more
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To Build or Buy? Five Factors in the Cost of Log Management
Speed Drives Success for Cloud-Centric Businesses Loggly customers are a smart bunch of developers, DevOps gurus, and CTOs who are taking full advantage of the speed… Read more
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Logging from Microsoft Office and Visual Basic for Applications
While Python is my go-to language for anything substantial, I’ve found that Microsoft Excel and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) scripting offer a fast path to… Read more
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Log Analysis and Collaboration: Enabling Logs to Talk Directly with Their Dev Communities
If a tree falls in the woods when nobody is around, does it make a sound? Likewise, if an alert gets emailed to an inbox with… Read more
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Easier Log Management Is Here: Amazon SNS, AWS Config, KeyCDN, Rails, and Mac OS Logs
Many of Loggly customers run all or part of their services on AWS, so we’re always looking for new ways to make life easier for AWS… Read more
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How to automatically set up Loggly using Puppet
To anyone that knows me, it should come as no surprise that I am a huge fan of Puppet. The ease of use is, in my… Read more
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Learn to code: resources for every programming language
While not everyone needs or wants to become a programmer, the benefits of code literacy extend beyond the ability to build websites—including improved abstract thinking and… Read more
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Most popular programming languages in GitHub
Programming languages are not simply the tools that developers use to create programs or express algorithms. They’re also instruments to code and decode creativity. By observing… Read more