Tuesday September 12th, 2023 NCLUG Meeting 6pm

[Sean Reifschneider]

netdata is insanely easy to set up and gives great system stats, and can
also centralize that data as well.  Highly recommended as an alternative to
munin: https://www.netdata.cloud/ or just "apt install netdata" and hit
port 30000 in your browser (IIRC).  I use it mostly as a backup
high-resolution metrics source for specific needs, say I'm running a big
job and want to see how the system performs.  My main metrics are stored in
InfluxDB via Telegraf and viewed with Grafana.  I'd probably use Prometheus
instead of Influx these days, but 7 years ago when I set up our metrics
they were both pretty new and I liked the push rather than pull model more.

As far as vim configs, I've basically given up maintaining my own, and I
just use LunarVim with as few tweaks to the configs as I can get away with.

On Tue, Sep 12, 2023 at 7:30 PM Bob Proulx <bob at proulx.com> wrote:

> j dewitt wrote:
> > What: Tuesday  September 12th, 2023 NCLUG Meeting
>
> We did not have a real agenda item for the night.  Therefore we fell
> back into the fallback agenda.  We went around the room where everyone
> gets a chance to say a few words about either fun things they are
> working on or questions they might have for the group.
>
> I did not take notes over the discussion.  But we had all kinds of
> discussions about old "Trashcan" Macs and heat dissipation.  About vim
> and neovim configurations and various backstory of it.  About
> Prometheus and Munin system trend monitoring.  About lots of cool
> stuff.  You were either here or you were not!
>
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