Prometheus MasterClass: Infra Monitoring & Alerting

Prometheus MasterClass: Infra Monitoring & Alerting, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.38, with 98 lectures, based on 242 reviews, and has 9315 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn Full In & Out of Prometheus toolkit with proper HANDS-ON examples from scratch. Start with the implementation of Prometheus core concepts – Architecture, Installation, PromQL, Exporters, Functions, Operators, etc. Using Grafana to Visualize Prometheus Metrics. Create custom metrics from complicated queries and save them as Recording Rules Pushgateway, Service Discovery, Recording Rules, Routing Trees, Create Custom Exporter, HTTP API, and many more… This course is ideal for individuals who are DevOps Engineers and Solution Architects or Someone who is curious and wants a better understanding of what Prometheus is and what Prometheus is good at It is particularly useful for DevOps Engineers and Solution Architects or Someone who is curious and wants a better understanding of what Prometheus is and what Prometheus is good at.

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Summary

Title: Prometheus MasterClass: Infra Monitoring & Alerting

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.38

Number of Lectures: 98

Number of Published Lectures: 98

Number of Curriculum Items: 98

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 98

Original Price: $149.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn Full In & Out of Prometheus toolkit with proper HANDS-ON examples from scratch.
Start with the implementation of Prometheus core concepts – Architecture, Installation, PromQL, Exporters, Functions, Operators, etc.
Using Grafana to Visualize Prometheus Metrics.
Create custom metrics from complicated queries and save them as Recording Rules
Pushgateway, Service Discovery, Recording Rules, Routing Trees, Create Custom Exporter, HTTP API, and many more…

Who Should Attend

DevOps Engineers and Solution Architects
Someone who is curious and wants a better understanding of what Prometheus is and what Prometheus is good at

Target Audiences

DevOps Engineers and Solution Architects
Someone who is curious and wants a better understanding of what Prometheus is and what Prometheus is good at

“Prometheus is an open-source tool used for event monitoring and alerting.”

We learn the basics of Prometheus so that you can get started as soon as possible, and to follow the exercises, try them out for yourself and you can see them working.

In this course, we will quickly build a bare-bones Prometheus server from scratch, in the cloud, and on your own Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

What’s included in the course?

Complete Prometheus concepts explained from Scratch to ADVANCE with Real-Time implementation.
Each and every Prometheus concept is explained with HANDS-ON examples.
Includes each and every, even thin detail of Prometheus.
For every concept, first, we will cover its theoretical stuff, followed by its running example.
Include even those concepts, the explanation to which is not very clear even in Prometheus’ Official Documentation.

Technicalities
- In-and-out of Functions, Operators, Clauses, etc, in Prometheus Query Language (PromQL).
- Instrument the Python or Go applications to expose custom metrics with Client Libraries.
- Dynamically add or remove scrape targets using Service Discovery.
- Recording Rules.
- Monitor the Amazon Cloud (AWS) with Prometheus.
- Creating an end-to-end Routing Tree for Alerting systems.
- *Exclusive*– Create your own Custom Exporter
- Integration with many Alert Notifiers – Gmail, PagerDuty, Slack.
- How to scrape from batch jobs using Pushgateway.
- Build monitoring & alerting design pattern of a Real-Time case study using Prometheus.
- Build value-added dashboards with GRAFANA.
- Learn Best practices / Do’s & Don’t to follow while monitoring Real-Time DevOps Projects.
After completing this course, you can start working on any Prometheus project with full confidence.

Add-Ons

Questions and Queries will be answered very quickly.
Prometheus codes and other resources used in lectures are attached to the course for your convenience.
I am going to update it frequently, every time adding new components of Prometheus.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Prometheus MasterClass : Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: Why Prometheus

Lecture 3: Terminology of Prometheus

Lecture 4: Download Course Source Code From GIT

Lecture 5: Course Chat with Students and Tech Community

Lecture 6: Prometheus Architecture Overview

Chapter 2: How Prometheus Works

Lecture 1: What makes Prometheus so Awesome

Lecture 2: Understanding Prometheus Metric Types

Lecture 3: Understanding Prometheus Metric Types II

Chapter 3: Running and Configuring Prometheus

Lecture 1: Prometheus Installation Overview

Lecture 2: Create Cloud Machine for Installation

Lecture 3: $200 Digital Ocean Referral Link

Lecture 4: Install Prometheus on Unix/Linux Machines

Lecture 5: Explore Prometheus User Interface

Lecture 6: Understand the Prometheus Default Configuration

Lecture 7: Run Prometheus in Back Ground

Chapter 4: Getting Started with Prometheus Exporters

Lecture 1: Using Prometheus Exporters

Lecture 2: Monitoring Linux Servers with Node Exporters

Lecture 3: Demo : Install and Configure Node Exporter

Lecture 4: Demo: Configure Multiple Nodes with Node Exporter

Lecture 5: WMI Exporter – Windows Monitoring System

Chapter 5: Monitoring Databases with Prometheus

Lecture 1: Monitoring MySQL Databases with Prometheus

Lecture 2: Using MySQL Exporter

Lecture 3: Reload Prometheus Configuration without Restart

Lecture 4: Demo: Installing MySQL Exporter

Lecture 5: Text Direction : Demo – Installing MySQL Exporter

Lecture 6: Demo: Configure MySQL Exporter as System Service II

Lecture 7: Text Direction: Demo – Configure MySQL Exporter as System Service II

Chapter 6: BlackBox Exporter | Monitoring Network Endpoints in Prometheus

Lecture 1: What is BlackBox Exporter

Lecture 2: Download and Configure BlackBox Exporter

Lecture 3: HTTP Probe Module I

Lecture 4: HTTP Probe Module II

Lecture 5: HTTP Probe Module III

Lecture 6: TCP Probe Module

Lecture 7: DNS Probe Module

Lecture 8: Scrape Target From Blackbox

Lecture 9: Relabelling in Prometheus

Chapter 7: Monitoring Kubernetes Cluster with Prometheus

Lecture 1: Using Prometheus with Kubernetes

Lecture 2: Demo : Installing Prometheus in Kubernetes

Lecture 3: Access Prometheus Installed on Kubernetes Cluster

Lecture 4: Explore Prometheus Kubernetes Metrics

Chapter 8: Application Instrumentation – Client Library Metrics Guidelines

Lecture 1: Client Libraries and Metric Type

Lecture 2: SetUp Python Application For instrumentation

Lecture 3: Exposing Metrics using Client Libs

Lecture 4: Monitor Application using Prometheus

Lecture 5: Expose Counter Metrics

Lecture 6: Adding Labels to Exposed Metrics

Lecture 7: Expose Gauge Metrics

Lecture 8: Expose Summy Metrics

Lecture 9: Expose Histogram Metrics

Chapter 9: Application Instrumentation : Docker Environment

Lecture 1: Create a Machine For Docker Application Execution

Lecture 2: Adding Instrumentation in Docker Application

Lecture 3: Create Docker Image and Execute Application in Container

Lecture 4: Monitor Docker Application in Prometheus

Chapter 10: Application Instrumentation – Instrument GO Application

Lecture 1: SetUp GO Application

Lecture 2: Expose Counter Metric on GO App

Lecture 3: Expose Gauge Metric on GO App

Lecture 4: Expose Summary Metric on GO App

Lecture 5: Expose Histogram Metric on GO App

Chapter 11: Quantification of Instrumentation

Lecture 1: What to Instrument

Chapter 12: Prometheus Query Language – PromQL

Lecture 1: Datatypes in PromQL

Lecture 2: Selectors and Matchers in PromQL

Lecture 3: Binary Operator

Lecture 4: Groupers in PromQL

Lecture 5: Aggregation operators

Lecture 6: PromQL Functions – Part 1

Lecture 7: PromQL Functions – Part 2

Chapter 13: Recording Rules in Prometheus

Lecture 1: What is Recording Rule?

Lecture 2: Reload Prometheus Config at Runtime

Lecture 3: Writing Recording Rules

Lecture 4: Writing Recording Rules Part 2

Lecture 5: Add Multiple Rules

Chapter 14: Alerting Rules in Prometheus

Lecture 1: What is Alerting ?

Lecture 2: Writing and Firing the Alert

Lecture 3: Avoid False Alerts in System

Lecture 4: Add Labels on Alerts

Lecture 5: Installing Alert Manager

Lecture 6: Adding Alert Notifier – GMAIL

Lecture 7: Create GMAIL App Password

Lecture 8: Sending Alert Notification – GMAIL

Lecture 9: Send Additional Information in Alert

Chapter 15: Creating Routing Tree for Alerts

Lecture 1: Why do you need Routing Tree?

Lecture 2: Understanding Routing Tree Use-Case

Lecture 3: Prepare Alerting Rules

Lecture 4: Implementing the Routing Tree – 1

Instructors

FutureTech9 Jenkins | Selenium | DevOps | Kubernetes | Terraform | Ansible
DevOps Professional | 280K+ Students

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 9 votes
2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 18 votes
4 stars: 60 votes
5 stars: 150 votes

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