IMO, it's not secrecy with other teams, is with the public. They don't want team's problems to be widely known by spectators, as that would create a bad image for the team.
Notice how in the YouTube Day 1 highlights of Barcelona shakedown video they conveniently ommitted that there were 3 red flags due to car's reliability issues.
My point is that he was fully aware of it, and endorsed the bomb, so the meme doesn't make much sense IMO. But your comment is on point, there was a huge risk of the nazis with nuclear bombs.
Dang, that's a lot of seperate parts for 1 "simple" task
Agree, but this setup (node-exporter + Prometheus + Grafana) allows for a lot of expansion and customization. I'm sure there are simpler tools that tell you your computer status, and it's up to you to see which fits more your use-case.
but just seems like there could be an easier way
I've felt that way before. But in this case of node-exporter and Prometheus, it's way simpler. You don't even need Docker, and the installation for both tools is basically a single line that you can copy and paste from their documentation.
Configuring Prometheus to accept node-exporter is a bit harder I admit, but again you can simply copy and paste the documentation example. The whole process should take like ~10 minutes if you follow the documentation.
Prometheus is a metric scrapper, it just recollects metrics from either its own computer or another one. If you want to monitor something, you also need that something to publish metrics, so they can be scrapped by Prometheus.
Thus if you want to monitor even just a single computer, you need node-exporter to publish the metrics, and Prometheus to gather them. Then you can use Grafana to create beautiful dashboards (or use community's), and even add alarms to it.
It's weird seeing this appear in news, as it is a rather common sight in streets in Colombia. You'll see people doing all sorts weird tricks in some redlights, hoping somebody will give them some coins.
I used it to chat with people and someone suggested what ended up being one my favorite albums. You won't meet the love of your life, but IMO still worth to spend some time there, you can find very interesting stuff.
I would say Colombia, and probably most of Latin America. You can safely pirate multimedia content, or even physical counterfeit stuff.
I used to spend a lot of time in a huge comercial neighborhood in Bogotá where you can buy jailbroken consoles, pirated movies/games/anything, counterfeit anything, and there were some cops presence, but they literally couldn't care less, and they'll buy stuff as well. Maybe once a year there were raids, but it was against tax-evasion.
If this is the case in the capital, in the rest of the country the situation is even more careless.
I find ChatGPT with internet access and deep "reasoning" to be very useful at asking questions; i.e., "Find me articles that talk about $thing". Since it puts references, I can go to them and make sure it's not halucinating. Basically, a glorified search engine, where it "underestands" more or less the question, instead of me having to search with keywords.
Not idle game, but recently found that stick.run relaunched as a standalone web browser game with no Facebook needed and oh boy, that 2012 nostalgia hit me. Have been having fun.
IMO, it's not secrecy with other teams, is with the public. They don't want team's problems to be widely known by spectators, as that would create a bad image for the team.
Notice how in the YouTube Day 1 highlights of Barcelona shakedown video they conveniently ommitted that there were 3 red flags due to car's reliability issues.