On GitHub I just published a workshop on how monitoring on a MS SQL Server 2019 with Telegraf, InfluxDB and Grafana works.
https://github.com/development-plate/lab-monitoring-sqlserver-telegraf-influxdb-grafana
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On GitHub I just published a workshop on how monitoring on a MS SQL Server 2019 with Telegraf, InfluxDB and Grafana works.
https://github.com/development-plate/lab-monitoring-sqlserver-telegraf-influxdb-grafana
After I built a system for myself months ago. I got an order from a friend to build a similar system. From this I built a workshop and documented it in slides. The result is now available on SlideShare.
Workshop Raspberry Pi NAS with Windows Share von Michael Plate
In the year 2003 I had used this tablet in the university. I got the scripts as PDF and could make my notes. Digitization was not even a concept. With my bachelor thesis I was working on RFID. Today you pay with it at the cash desk. Wow, those were still times.
I had used the Tablet/Notebook until 2010, when the iPad came out.
The device still runs like an old VW Beetle 😉
The new Surface devices from Microsoft are really interesting. Only from the video I could see that the devices are even limited expandable. I think that’s even good.
My experiments with microservices are going into the second round. It’s not finished yet, but I’m more satisfied with it than with the previous version.
Link: https://github.com/development-plate/lab-microservices
On GitHub I published a small Spring Batch project. Here the data are transferred from database a to database b. It is not finished yet, because I have to integrate JUnit 5 and Mockito.
Meanwhile I got a Raspberry PI 4 and built a new NAS system. Here I installed a Debian Buster Lite and connected a Seagate 5TB 2.5″ hard disk. (Picture shows a WD HDD as test system) With Samba I also have access from a Windows computer. The speed is very good. I can transfer about 75MB/s over the network. So far the heat development is eye-catching and is monitored it.
Today I migrated all my Microsoft SQL Server databases from Windows to Linux. There were no problems.
The SQL Server runs on Windows 10 previously and the half-yearly updates annoyed me and so I switched to Linux. It’s great how nice and stable the whole thing works.
I am currently testing an online portal for moderation. Maybe I can use it for a project in June. It is Six Steps. I am curious.
In my Docker experience it is sometimes necessary that I also need Docker Compose. With this installation guide I get everything.
Link: https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-install-and-use-docker-compose-on-ubuntu-18-04/