InLevel Up CodingbyDany Cohen·Oct 25Can Log Structure Cut Archive Size? A 30-File TestPIZD reduced the measured total by 17.7% versus Zstandard L9, but used more time to encode and decode. Brotli wins on some files.
CloudWithShabin | Azure • DevOps • Windows Server·Oct 25RHEL 9 Linux Administration Lab — Part 2: Labs 09–15In Part 1 of my RHEL 9 Linux Administration Lab, I documented my first eight hands-on labs, covering Linux fundamentals, users and groups…
Nikita·Oct 23My First SOC Simulation: Investigating Phishing Alerts with Splunk on TryHackMeWhen I started learning cybersecurity, most of my learning involved understanding concepts, watching lessons, and making notes. But I…
Haining Henry Zhang·Oct 18Agent Observability Is Not Just LoggingFor autonomous systems, knowing that something failed is not enough. We need to reconstruct why the system chose the path it took.A response icon1A response icon1
Anuj Sayankar·Oct 11My Experience Setting Up Wazuh SIEM With Docker: Installation, Agent Integration, and…Learning SIEM in Practice: My Journey With Wazuh, Windows, Ubuntu, and Endpoint Monitoring
Aaradhya Desai·Oct 4Building a Windows Enterprise SOC Lab — Part 3: Security Auditing, Event Logs & SOC InvestigationIn Parts 1 and 2, I built the Windows enterprise environment and configured the controls around it.
Ciphemicacademia·Oct 4Logs vs. Metrics vs. Traces: How PepsiCo Cut Incident Resolution Time by 30%Logs vs. Metrics vs. Traces: How PepsiCo Cut Incident Resolution Time by 30%
Ruchir_Jha·Sep 29How We Made Object Storage Faster Than ClickHouse for Log SearchI spent 7+ years working on observability at Netflix, and one belief I came away with is that observability data belongs in object storage.
