Udemy – Monitoring and Alerting with Prometheus 2020-7

Description

Monitoring and Alerting with Prometheus is a set of video tutorials on data development and monitoring tools. In fact, by watching this course, you will become fully acquainted with the Prometheus development tool. With the help of this open source monitoring system, you can closely monitor systems such as Linux servers, Windows servers, database servers and any other program. By watching this course, you will become well acquainted with how to install and configure this system.

Dear students, by watching the tutorials of this course, you will learn how to visualize the necessary diagrams for monitoring with the help of Grafana. You will also learn how to set alert alerts. On the other hand, the creators of this course have tried to teach you how to work by configuring real systems. This training course does not require previous experience and is designed and published for all people who are interested in monitoring by Prometheus.

Items that will be taught in this course

Learn how to install and configure the Prometheus system

Familiarity with the function of monitoring and announcing alerts in various systems

Learn how to visualize your data in understandable charts

Thanks to the precision tools, you will implement your programs with high accuracy

You will enable monitoring and alerting in all your infrastructures

Specifications of the Monitoring and Alerting course with Prometheus

English language

Duration: 4 hours and 3 minutes

Number of courses: 37

Instructor: Edward Viaene, Jorn Jambers

File format: mp4

Prerequisites for the Monitoring and Alerting course with Prometheus

Prometheus will be installed during the course on a VM using DigitalOcean (you’ll get a coupon to launch a droplet without charge)

No Prometheus experience is required to take this course

The course assumes basic Linux knowledge

Installation

After Extract, watch with your favorite Player.

English subtitle

Quality: 720p

Changes:

The 2020/7 version has increased by 2 lessons and about half an hour compared to 2018/11.