A few of my coding-agent seats started reporting connection failed. Not all of them. Not all the time. Just enough to stall work for hours.
The bug was not in the agents, the model provider, or the gateway in front of them. It was the ISP router at home: a VNPT iGate GW040-NS that had started dropping most full-size packets.
This is Part 1: how I found it, what I measured, what I’m replacing it with, and the setup plan. Part 2 covers the real cutover once the hardware is on my desk.
Along with the widely cloud adoption, integrated development environment (IDE) on browser is a need to boot developers’ productivity. People can collaboratively view, edit and commit on any devices with internet accessed browser. Additionally, you’re no longer worry about setting up your local development config. You can consider Cloud9 (AWS) or paid service like codeanywhere.
Grafana is an open-source web application specialized in time-series visualization. Hence, it is suitable for the the purpose of monitoring. One of interesting facts is that Grafana is a fork from Kibana 3 to enhance the ability of dashboard editing and make it as a clean and elegant time-series visualization tool. To get the sense of Grafana dashboard, surf this link: https://play.grafana.org.
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