What are the best practices for setting up alerts and dashboards with Jaeger UI and Grafana?
If you are a DevOps engineer, you probably use Jaeger UI and Grafana to monitor and troubleshoot your distributed systems. Jaeger UI is a web interface that lets you visualize traces, spans, and dependencies of your services. Grafana is a data visualization and analytics platform that lets you create dashboards, alerts, and reports from various data sources. But how can you make the most of these tools and avoid alert fatigue, data overload, or missed issues? In this article, we will share some best practices for setting up alerts and dashboards with Jaeger UI and Grafana.
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