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Exploring the Top Kubernetes Monitoring Tools for Seamless Cluster Management - TechVueHub
Tags: kubernetes, monitoring, grafana, prometheus
Published: 2023-08-17 08:16:55

**Hey Dev Community!**

In the rapidly evolving landscape of container orchestration and management, Kubernetes has taken center stage as the go-to solution for automating, scaling, and deploying containerized applications. As organizations increasingly adopt Kubernetes to streamline their operations, the importance of robust monitoring and observability tools becomes paramount. That's why I've put together an in-depth article highlighting the 7 Top Kubernetes Monitoring Tools that can empower your business to gain deep insights into your clusters, diagnose issues, optimize resource utilization, and ultimately deliver a seamless user experience.

Read the full article here: https://www.techvuehub.com/blog/7-top-kubernetes-monitoring-tools

**Overview:**
Kubernetes monitoring tools are essential to ensuring the health, performance, and reliability of applications within these intricate containerized environments. From Prometheus to Grafana, and Elastic Stack (ELK) to Sumo Logic, each tool offers unique features and capabilities that contribute to a comprehensive monitoring strategy.

**What's Inside:**
In this article, you'll find an exploration of the top Kubernetes monitoring tools:

**Elastic Stack (ELK):** Learn about Elasticsearch, Kibana, Beats, and Logstash as they pave the way for diverse use cases that start with logging and go beyond.

**Prometheus:** Discover how Prometheus stands out with its multidimensional data model, flexible query language (PromQL), and real-time alerting mechanisms.

Grafana: Dive into the versatile world of Grafana, which excels in data visualization, monitoring, and dynamic dashboard creation.

**Kube-state-metrics:** Understand how this tool simplifies the utilization of Kubernetes API metrics to monitor the health and performance of your resources.

Datadog: Explore Datadog's powerful integration of traces, metrics, and logs to make your applications and infrastructure entirely observable.

Sumo Logic: Learn about Sumo Logic's cutting-edge machine data analytics system tailored for cloud-native environments.

**...and much more!**

Why Should You Read It?
Whether you're new to Kubernetes or a seasoned pro, this article will provide you with insights into the top monitoring tools that are shaping the Kubernetes landscape. These tools can help you ensure the stability, scalability, and performance of your applications in the dynamic world of cloud-native computing.

So, if you're eager to supercharge your Kubernetes monitoring strategy, gain valuable insights, and elevate your application performance, be sure to check out the full article: https://www.techvuehub.com/blog/7-top-kubernetes-monitoring-tools

Don't miss out on the opportunity to level up your Kubernetes monitoring game. Let's embrace the power of these tools together!
How to merge videos using python and moviepy
Tags: python, coding, programming, tutorial
Published: 2023-08-17 07:48:50

{% embed https://youtu.be/Quimx6hWq74 %}


**1 -** install moviepy from `pip install moviepy`
**2 -** use any videos to test

```python


import moviepy.editor as mp


clips = [mp.VideoFileClip(p) for p in ['1.mp4', '2.mp4', '3.mp4']]
video = mp.concatenate_videoclips(clips)
video.write_videofile('out.mp4')
```

**Now we're done 🤗**

**Don't forget to like and follow 🙂**
Tee Sports Galaxy
Published: 2023-08-17 06:22:14

Tee Sports Galaxy is the global marketplace for sports-themed apparel and accessories. Born from a passion for both style and athleticism, our collections represent the epitome of activewear meets everyday chic. Every fabric is chosen with utmost care, and every design speaks to the modern athlete and style enthusiast. Join us in a journey where fashion meets the field, and where your style game is always on point. Welcome to Tee Sports Galaxy – where your wardrobe scores every time.
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Improving Serverless Function response time on Vercel
Tags: nextjs, typescript, javascript, react
Published: 2023-08-17 07:47:02

###Introduction & Problem

So I have built a side project in my free time to expand my knowledge on NextJs, the problem that I have found is that when I navigate to my website the first time, I have noticed that the loading time to load data from MongoDB was incredibly slow. Knowing that MongoDb query is fast, I understand that the problem itself was not with MongoDB but it definitely has something to do from my side of development. 

### The Reason

There is a guide on Vercel's webpage explaining why the initial load take time ranging from under 100ms to over 1 seconds because of the fact that every time you load your webpage that isn't visited often (no traffic, only visit by you), your serverless function cease to exist and has to be newly created every time you visit the webpage once in a while. 

This process also known as **(Cold Boot)**. Any subsequence request after the Cold Boot are going to be much faster and quicker.


![Serverless Function Diagram](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/eptsbg7pu9yfcgqwf4ly.png)

As you can see in the diagram, the first two step (Cold Boot) will involve taking time to firing up at the cost of delayed response. 

### Solutions

- So what should be the solution to the problem? Well the first answer should be obvious to you already. 
> **Your webpage should have moderate traffic to keep the serverless function alive and avoid Cold Boot**

- Another solution to change the region that is used to deploy your serverless function in near your database region. In default deployment, your serverless function is deployed in `iad1` which is **US, Washington DC**. 

> So in this case, for example if I have my MongoDb instance deployed at **Singapore** I wouldn't want my serverless function to be deployed at US, the answer should be obvious, of course it has to be the same as Singapore too.

![Available Regions on Vercel Deployment](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/5vm4hx1d8z47fsofw5o3.png)

- Another available solution which is newly introduced into the world of Web Development is **Vercel's Edge Runtime**. They claimed that it's very fast in the Response time department. I have tried to connect to MongoDB with Edge Runtime but because my app use MongoDB and [Mongoose doesn't support Edge](https://mongoosejs.com/docs/nextjs.html#nextjs-edge-runtime) yet I have to rely on the region solution as of now.

I hope you learn something new from this article and thank you for reading.
Different Api Architecture styles - in a story SOAP,REST,GraphQL,gRpc
Tags: webdev, backend, api
Published: 2023-08-17 07:38:00

Once upon a time in a magical kingdom called Programmingland, there were four messengers: SOAP, REST, GraphQL, and gRPC. They each had their own special way of delivering messages between different places in the kingdom.

**SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol):** SOAP was like a very formal and fancy messenger. It dressed up in a suit and tie and carried messages in a secure and structured box. It could talk to lots of different types of people, but sometimes it was a bit slow and heavy because of its fancy attire. People liked using SOAP when they needed really strong security and strict rules for their messages. SOAP could talk with many languages like Java, .NET, and PHP.

**REST (Representational State Transfer):** REST was a friendly and flexible messenger. It preferred casual clothes and liked to carry messages in simple envelopes. It talked with people using the language of the web, like clicking links on a website. REST was great for delivering messages quickly and easily, especially for simple tasks. People used REST when they wanted to share information on the internet, and it could speak with languages like JavaScript, Python, and Ruby.

**GraphQL**: GraphQL was like a super attentive and adaptable messenger. It listened very carefully to what people wanted and delivered exactly that. It didn't waste any time or effort carrying unnecessary things. People loved using GraphQL when they wanted to ask for specific information and get just the right amount back. It was amazing for saving time and reducing overloads. GraphQL was friendly with languages like JavaScript, Python, and Java.

**gRPC** (Google Remote Procedure Call): gRPC was like a super speedy and reliable messenger. It had a super-fast bike and zoomed around the kingdom delivering messages in no time. It could talk with other messengers using a special language that computers loved. People chose gRPC when they needed messages to be delivered super quickly, especially for important tasks. gRPC was pals with languages like Java, Python, and Go.
hey there!can anyone guide me.how do we fix width issue in mobile responsive html css
Published: 2023-08-17 07:19:27

.container {
    width: 63.1%;
    margin: 0 auto;
    
}

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {   
   .container {
    width: 100%;
  } 
  .main-heading h2 {
    width: 100%;
    font-size: 30px;
  }

  .main-heading h1 {
    width: 100%;
    font-size: 30px;
  }

  .banner-nav ul li {
    width: 100%;
  }

  .banner-nav ul li a {
    font-size: 20px;
  }

.banner img {
    width: 100%;
}

.about-sec-inner img {
    width: 100%;
}

}


but my code did not working . i did apply max-width:63.1; but code is still on responsive.further my code is follow our width when we try 766px responsive
Mini Crossword
Tags: gamedev, crossword
Published: 2023-08-17 07:18:35

[mini crossword](https://minicrossword.io/) is a challenging, yet fun game that involves solving puzzles that are smaller in size than traditional crossword puzzles.  The game is accessible on many different platforms, including desktops, tablets, and mobile devices, and it is free to play. The aim of the game is to finish the problem by putting the right answers in each grid. The game is made to be played fast, making it perfect for anyone searching for a quick brain workout during downtime.

Mini Crossword puzzles typically have clear and succinct hints, which makes it simpler for players to choose the right response. Mini Crossword puzzles don't call for the same level of language and arcane knowledge as standard crossword puzzles. Instead, they measure the players' logical thinking and fundamental understanding. The puzzles are divided into various difficulty levels to encourage players to challenge themselves by completing progressively harder challenges.

Mini Crossword is a fantastic brain teaser that can enhance your vocabulary, memory, and reasoning abilities. It can be played on a variety of devices and requires no equipment, making it a wonderful game to play while taking a break or while traveling. Players can track their progress, unlock achievements, and challenge friends to see who can solve the puzzles the quickest as they advance through the game. All things considered, Mini Crossword is a fun and addictive game that is appropriate for all age groups.
Material-UI: A Comprehensive Front-End Framework for React Apps
Tags: react, javascript, css
Published: 2023-08-17 07:10:36

**Material UI**
material ui is a popular open-source front-end framework for building user interfaces in react application.
It provides a set of reusable and customizable UI components that follow the principles of Google's Material Design.

**Let's delve into the primary differences between traditional CSS and the Material-UI framework:**

```
CSS: CSS is a stylesheet language used to define the presentation and styling of HTML elements in a web page. 
It controls how the content is displayed, including properties like colors, fonts, spacing, layout, and more.

Material-UI: Material-UI is a front-end framework that provides pre-designed UI components and styles,mainly for building user interfaces in React applications.
It encompasses a collection of ready-to-use components with consistent styling adhering to Material Design principles.

```
**Is Material UI a CSS framework?**

Material-UI is not just a CSS framework; it's a comprehensive front-end framework that focuses on building user interfaces using React, a JavaScript library
for building user interfaces. While Material-UI does include CSS styling and components, it provides much more than just stylesheets.

**Is Material-UI exclusively intended for usage with React.js, or can it be employed with other JavaScript frameworks as well?**

yes, material ui only designed for React js. But  it is possible to use Material-UI with other JavaScript frameworks, but with certain considerations and challenges.

**You can find the official Material-UI website at:**
[https://mui.com/]
My experience at Wearedevelopers World Congress conference, Berlin - part 1
Published: 2023-08-17 07:08:52

Every conference that I attended gave me new inspiration, learning or experience that I took back for life. One of them was a desire to speak at Developer Conferences. I spoke at 5 conferences since, and some months back I also applied to speak at Wearedeveloepers World Congress conference at Berlin that happened on August 25-27th. Unfortunately my talk was rejected, but along came with it a ticket to attend the conference, then I didn't hesitate, I booked the flights straight away.

I flew to Berlin on 25th late evening to attend the conference the next day. I used public transport to and fro as I was travelling on my own expenses. The conference itself had an app, which was great so I could preselect the talks that I wanted to attend from the many talks that were happening simultaneously in different stages and also watch the live stream or recordings later.

The first day it took some time to find the venue from the nearest station (as shown in the DB travel app). I couldn't find the destination that Google Maps was showing this time. I was at luck when I saw an array of developer looking guys (dark t-shirts and unshaved) with conference tags sand blue wrist bands walking towards a certain direction, who registered a day before and so they knew the way. I followed them and finally reached the venue (years later, there was so much walking, totally regretted the choice of my shoes). Then I saw the Messe Berlin South Entrance with a huge poster written World Congress. 

![wearedevelopers conference venue](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/br8jbqaigpl6zd1av30r.jpg)
I was amazed by the sheer number of people entering into that huge building. I was afraid that I will miss Sir Tim Berners Lee's keynote speech (the main reason that I really wanted to attend) looking at the queue in the registration counters. Luckily I made it on time. Finding the way around the stages that were located at different building and floors were itself a task. I wished at the time that they had a map of the building in the app that they built for the conference. 

When I reached the main stage where the keynote was to be held, the seats was already getting filled with thousands, and the many were standing. I managed to find a seat in the middle at a side row while the hosts were giving the welcome speech.
![Conference main stage image](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/iknx5ignkenprkoiho2p.jpg)

I learned about Sir Tim Berners Lee in my computer lessons at school in age 10 and the child in me was so eager to meet the legend in person....

(To be continued..)
Frontend Architecture: Introduction
Tags: frontend, architecture, tutorial, essentials
Published: 2023-08-17 07:08:41

## An Introduction
Over the last few years, the frontend evolved very fast, and many topics, frameworks, libraries, and techniques were introduced.
 
I remember when the frontend developer/engineer used to be called a "UI Developer", and receive a design screen from the designer as a PSD (Photoshop Document File), and with his skills, he should extract the assets by slicing the needed icons, background or whatever he wants and then use these extracted images into the HTML and adjust them using the CSS, and of course, writes some JavaScript code (jQuery Code, to be more accurate) to add some interactivity to some elements like an open popup or confirmation dialogs and so on. And also write some CSS to add some padding, margin, and a lot of floats to match the design.

> I can remember if someone writes some styles using any CSS Preprocessor like LESS or SASS, he will be categorized as a Geek Developer.

But Now, do you think it is easy to create a simple frontend project without using any framework or library? The answer is **YES **, of course, you can create a new one using the basics (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript), but <u>do you dare to do that</u>?

![New year, new frameworks?](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/fgajt3lzi9f49eiek73e.jpg)

Can you count, do you? okay, we have tons of libraries and frameworks, and each one of them resolves a problem in the real world or a problem in another library or framework. Also, a lot of techniques you should choose one of them, a simple example.

- Choose one of the following to write your styles in your next project, (CSS, LESS, SASS, CSS-IN-JSS, or utility-first CSS).
- mmmmh
- Okay, whatever your choice, your choice is based on what?
- 🤔🤔

So, in the series, we will talk about a lightweight guideline for Frontend Architecture and the aspects you should think about and consider while building your next project.
In the middle of the night, I go g acm-ing in my sleep
Published: 2023-08-17 07:06:50

Okay that's a song that I've been listening to that my mom used to play when we were younger, is called The River of Dreams by Billy Joel 

Anyway, I'm here, writing this in the middle of the night while I wrap my head around some of the things that I have learned while working on this photogram project

First off, and something I forgot to mention on my previous post, the g acm "Name your changes" command has been quite helpful, I think it saves time and energy that can be used to have the brain checking for the many typos I usually get on my code

Secondly, when working with data associations, for every belongs_to there has to be a has_many (at least in most of the cases I guess), which of course makes sense, the way I understand this is, let's say there's a script I wrote, that script belongs_to me, however, since I wouldn't have just one, then I would say Sinhue has_many scripts

I also learned that if when adding a column to a data table, we don't necessarily have to write the correct name when writing the command AddNameofColumnnntoTable column_name:data_type; note how I wrote Name of Column vs column_name, this is because once we write the name and the data type, ruby will understand what name to actually put on the column (at least that's how I understood)

Another VERY helpful thing I learned, is that we can change the default value of a column, for example in our exercise, we have a column in a table called USERS, this column refers to the status of an user (private, and it's a boolean), so since I want the default value for this column to be true, I will go ahead and write on my terminal:

rails g migration AddDefaultToPrivate

Then, on our migrations, I will go to this migration file and add the value there in this format:
   
   change_column_default(
       table_name,
       column_name,
       default
         )

And of course, once we wrote the changes, we can execute the migration with rails db:migrate

I wonder if I can use that to set up the default value of a column which data type is an integer to 0, since I forgot to add it when creating my data model, I guess I'll have to try it

I also learned about counter_cache, which is used to keep track of the number of associated records in a relationship using a counter column, this is helpful for us, specially as we enter more and more data into our data bases

I am not even halfway through the project and I feel like there's so much information to continue learning, I will update soon as I continue working on it

For now I have to go to sleep DAHLINGS, please feel free to add comments or corrections 

xoxoxo

by yours truly

Sinhue
School Lessons: Will I Use It in Real Life?
Tags: discuss, watercooler
Published: 2023-08-17 07:00:00

_We're going back to coding school with Nostalgia Bytes this week! Don't forget your TI calculators, Trapper Keepers, Lisa Frank folders, and USB drives. Each decade has its own story to tell. So get ready to relive the past and share your nostalgic memories with fellow developers!_

 "What's one lesson from school that surprisingly translates well into coding principles?"

Follow the DEVteam for more discussions and online camaraderie!

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What Aspects of Coding Still Leave You Feeling Uncertain?
Tags: codenewbie, beginners, discuss, career
Published: 2023-08-17 07:00:00

Despite experience, certain aspects of coding can be challenging. What specific syntax or concepts do you find most perplexing? How do you work on improving your understanding in those areas?

Follow the [CodeNewbie Org](https://dev.to/codenewbieteam) and [#codenewbie](https://dev.to/t/codenewbie) for more discussions and online camaraderie!

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