62. How To Get Fooled By Metrics (tech.trivago.com)
Metrics are one of the main building blocks in the topic of observability and we use them heavily. This story is about an incident where we tried to find and resolve a problem that we saw in these metrics. We went down a rabbit hole of potential fixes, only to discover that the metrics were correct ...
63. Exploring the Page Visibility API for Detecting Page Background State (tech.trivago.com)
64. Deep Dive Into Data Science at trivago (tech.trivago.com)
65. Beyond trivago Tech Pt. 2: Four More Side Projects from Our Developers (tech.trivago.com)
66. Beyond trivago Tech Pt.1: Side-Projects from Our Developers (tech.trivago.com)
67. How Working as a Product Owner Helped Me Be a Better Engineer (and vice versa) (tech.trivago.com)
68. trivago Tech Check-in: Meet Fabian (tech.trivago.com)
69. Google Cloud Workload-Placement-Guide (tech.trivago.com)
70. Interview for BrowserStack's Breakpoint 2020 Conference (tech.trivago.com)
71. Cross-Cluster Traffic Mirroring with Istio (tech.trivago.com)
72. ElasticWars Episode IV: A new field (tech.trivago.com)
73. 5 Tips to Boost Productivity When Working Remotely as an Engineer (tech.trivago.com)
74. trivago joins the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (tech.trivago.com)
75. Accommodation Consolidation: How we created an ETL pipeline on cloud (tech.trivago.com)
76. Ask a Developer: Your Questions Answered (tech.trivago.com)
77. The First Prettier Plugin For Twig is Here (tech.trivago.com)
78. Why We Chose Go (tech.trivago.com)
79. An Open Door to Open Source: Relive our OSS Conference (tech.trivago.com)
80. Better URL Search with Elasticsearch (tech.trivago.com)
81. Meet us at A New Dawn, IxDA20 in Milan, Italy (tech.trivago.com)
82. trivago Magazine's Journey to Server-Side Rendering (tech.trivago.com)
83. Meet us at FOSDEM, Brussels, Belgium (tech.trivago.com)
84. Makefiles in 2019 — Why They Still Matter (tech.trivago.com)
Make was created in 1976 by Stuart Feldman at Bell Labs to help build C programs. But how can this 40+ year old piece of software help us develop and maintain our ever-growing amount of cloud-based microservices?