The sliding window approach is a handy way to scan through a series of points and spot the ones that don’t belong.

Catching something interesting in your logs is only half the battle; you also want to hear about it where you’re already paying attention.

This article walks through installing Kibana together with the Sentinl plugin on the Kubernetes platform.

Kibana is great for looking at logs, but it won’t tell you when something goes wrong unless you’re watching.

Container logs are scattered across the filesystem and don’t make their way into Graylog on their own.

In this post we’ll build an AWS Lambda function and then open it up to the outside world through the AWS API Gateway service.

Kubeadm is one of the simplest ways to bring up a Kubernetes node, and in this post that’s exactly what we’ll do.

Continuing this series on next-generation languages, this time I’m taking a look at Golang.

In this post we’ll step inside running containers using the docker exec command.

In this post we take a look at the docker pull and docker push commands, the two halves of moving images in and out of Docker Hub.