Richard Hartmann

I am somewhat unclear on how this works... Does it read the remote webpages and tell me what else is available? How else does it get at that data? And...

@joeyh Your reply seems to be empty. Can you resend? Ideally, there would be an "open" get which gets all content and offers to change everything that's changed. I.e. a...

@joeyh: @clacke sent in two PRs.

As is see all of them as valid, why not just toss a sorting function in there and let the user click through them as well as configure a default?

You could offer local log as an option and, if it's enabled, display that. If it's not enabled, let the user know that they could do it if they wanted...

For context, I shared how German non-profits ("e.V.") usually structure highest-level IC work: Through adding a distinct seat on the board. This serves to keep communication paths extremely short and...

I poked him by email to see if he has time, nerves, and motivation to fix his site. If not, we can point to https://web.archive.org/web/20210803115658/https://fabxc.org/tsdb/ instead.

You might call me biased, but I would prefer Prometheus. Influx can understand Prometheus data format and by using client_golang, you would get the upgrade path to OpenMetrics for free.

It is very unlikely that you would be unhappy with using Prometheus client libraries. You get baseline process metrics automagically, so I would suggest starting with vanity/boundary metrics (amount of...

Ah, OK. InfluxDB predates Prometheus by quite a bit. Using Prometheus client allows you to use both Prometheus and InfluxDB, and others, as they added support for Prometheus. Performance is...