[ANN]⚡️ STACKTICAL (DSLA): EARN TOKENS WHEN ONLINE SERVICES GO DOWN 👨‍💻--❌--🌐

[ferdi252]

Hmm, this may bring the solution onto entirely different and higher level

Exactly. And if I am not mistaken, they are also looking forward to exploring decentralized ways of collecting metrics from other sources.. That's part of the reasons why they are monitoring some by themselves

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[AlsilMiron12]

Exactly. And if I am not mistaken, they are also looking forward to exploring decentralized ways of collecting metrics from other sources.. That's part of the reasons why they are monitoring some by themselves

What do you mean by other sources? Some other departments within the company?

[ferdi252]

Exactly. And if I am not mistaken, they are also looking forward to exploring decentralized ways of collecting metrics from other sources.. That's part of the reasons why they are monitoring some by themselves

What do you mean by other sources? Some other departments within the company?

Other tools. They are system agnostic, so the data could really come from anywhere, including a different department of the company

[AlsilMiron12]

Other tools. They are system agnostic, so the data could really come from anywhere, including a different department of the company

Oh, i see, got the idea. Well, this should also come up with much higher efficiency in the end, as more data is analyzed

[ferdi252]

Other tools. They are system agnostic, so the data could really come from anywhere, including a different department of the company

Oh, i see, got the idea. Well, this should also come up with much higher efficiency in the end, as more data is analyzed

Well, it's not really about quantity. You want and need a variety of different sources to be able to trust a given information. And efficiency generally decreases when you have to much data to work with 

[AlsilMiron12]

Well, it's not really about quantity. You want and need a variety of different sources to be able to trust a given information. And efficiency generally decreases when you have to much data to work with  

Hmm, you must be right! This is what we also meet in everyday life, cause to have a bigger picture you have to trust different sources. Btw, was it something you are coming since the first days - or a step in development? So a new idea of collecting metrics?

[ferdi252]

Hmm, you must be right! This is what we also meet in everyday life, cause to have a bigger picture you have to trust different sources. Btw, was it something you are coming since the first days - or a step in development? So a new idea of collecting metrics?

Well, as far as I know, they have always needed to collect data in order to trigger a SLA breach (hence a DSLA compensation). But what kind of data and how they are collecting them, is a necessary, ongoing thought process. New options appear everyday, and we're also building our own decentralized way to collect these information! That's what I really like

[AlsilMiron12]

Well, as far as I know, they have always needed to collect data in order to trigger a SLA breach (hence a DSLA compensation). But what kind of data and how they are collecting them, is a necessary, ongoing thought process. New options appear everyday, and we're also building our own decentralized way to collect these information! That's what I really like

Sounds breathtaking, happy to hear that they don't stop on what is already created

[mikeormike]

Good morning everyone, may I come up with several questions? Is anyone online?

[Skitlslover]

Good morning everyone, may I come up with several questions? Is anyone online?

Hey there Mike, sure, go on! Will try to help you along as I can

[mikeormike]

Hey there Mike, sure, go on! Will try to help you along as I can

Thanks sir. Well, if possible, can you please elaborate, is stacktical an open source? Cause I believe I saw a link to their GitHub somewhere...

[maryjanewatson]

Thanks sir. Well, if possible, can you please elaborate, is stacktical an open source? Cause I believe I saw a link to their GitHub somewhere...

As far as I know, partly. They do have open source components at https://github.com/Stacktical

[mikeormike]

Thanks for sharing. And what is mostly meant by open source in case of Stacktical?

[Skitlslover]

Thanks for sharing. And what is mostly meant by open source in case of Stacktical?

Don't fully understand your question. Can you clarify what you are asking?

[mikeormike]

Don't fully understand your question. Can you clarify what you are asking?

I mean why have they decided to go public and what benefits it gives? Are you aware?

[Skitlslover]

I mean why have they decided to go public and what benefits it gives? Are you aware?

Interesting questions. As far as I know, Initially, they went open source with their Scalability Testing application to ease integration at the customer level, and enable anybody to improve the code

[mikeormike]

Interesting questions. As far as I know, Initially, they went open source with their Scalability Testing application to ease integration at the customer level, and enable anybody to improve the code

Sounds truly promising! Hope there are bigger plans in future 

[Skitlslover]

Sounds truly promising! Hope there are bigger plans in future  

Yep, there are By the way, have you checked their repo Mary has shared?

[mikeormike]

Yep, there are By the way, have you checked their repo Mary has shared?

Checking it up right now  Or you are asking about scalability one?

[Skitlslover]

Checking it up right now  Or you are asking about scalability one?

I am asking about Scalability one, right