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MongoDB is a cross-platform and document-oriented database program. It’s classified as a NoSQL database, which means it’s nontabular and stores data differently from relational databases like MySQL. MongoDB uses JSON-like documents with optional schemas. This makes it easy to use and store…
Kubernetes helps you simplify and automate infrastructure operations, but it’s a pretty complicated tool on its own. It’s a distributed system consisting of many components. To truly understand what’s happening under the hood, you need to gather log messages and metrics from…
What’s the best way to find the root cause of almost any software issue? Read the logs, of course! But in a microservices architecture, this isn’t as straightforward as you may think. For example, if you have 20 different containers, which one…
Apache logs are important to any software developer or anyone who has a web application. Apache plays an important role by giving you necessary information about your web operations from the server—information such as traffic volume, errors, and server performance metrics. The…
Express.js is one of the most popular web frameworks for Node.js. It allows you to build APIs and other web applications quickly and effortlessly. But building a server is only half the battle—the other half is maintaining it. To have a good…
Logging is everywhere. Few technologies or techniques are as omnipresent in the technology world as logging. You can find logging in applications and in web and application servers. Operating systems also generate logs, and so do database systems. Since logging can manifest…
Do you have tracking pixels on your webpages? Tracking pixels have many benefits, so if the answer is no, you might want to consider them. And if your answer is yes, are you collecting data with the tracking pixels? How do you…
When you’re troubleshooting an application, the first instinct is to read the logs to understand what’s happening. When working with containers, though, we need to consider the ephemeral nature of a container. By the time you find out there’s a problem with…
Logging is one of your most important means for monitoring what’s going on inside your code. Everything, even the most trivial script, should communicate what’s happening inside. Fortunately, there’s an easy way to make those scripts write to your system logs: Python…
The BSD Syslog standard has been with us for a long time, and even with the advent of journald, it’s here to stay. Rsyslog logs messages to the network or to local disk with high performance. And, its client-server architecture and multithreaded…
