That is basically how NGINX works if you run it in daemon mode. When you start or reload the server, the main process initializes common state then forks to become a worker process. Although I would recommend avoiding…
You’re definitely right that metrics are often used as post-hoc justification of decisions already made. An example of actual dashboard culture is AWS’s operational metrics meetings. The construction of the dashboards…
That is basically how NGINX works if you run it in daemon mode. When you start or reload the server, the main process initializes common state then forks to become a worker process. Although I would recommend avoiding…
You’re definitely right that metrics are often used as post-hoc justification of decisions already made. An example of actual dashboard culture is AWS’s operational metrics meetings. The construction of the dashboards…