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How to visualize #server #metrics in #RealTime via #TCP in @LabPlot ?

@labplot@lemmy.kde.social @sysadmin@lemmy.world @sysadmin@lemmy.ml @cybersecurity

The purpose of this simple tutorial is not to position #LabPlot against dedicated applications, but rather to show how its "Live Data" functionality can be used to read and visualize data in real time.

👉 docs.labplot.org/en/tutorials/

🎥 Das siebte Video der #BaselOne 2024-Serie ist da! 🎉

🔍 "Using Metrics and Traces to Diagnose Cloud-Native Applications" mit Grace Jansen

Wie können wir Metriken und Traces nutzen, um cloud-native Anwendungen zu überwachen und Fehler frühzeitig zu erkennen? Erfahre mehr über Open-Source-Tools wie OpenTelemetry und MicroProfile!

📺 youtube.com/watch?v=YifivDuiXeM
🔖 Save the Date – BaselOne 2025! 15. & 16. Oktober 2025

🙏 Danke an das Team & die Community!

Have you heard about StatsMgr? A recent release from our team here at Data Bene, it's an #OpenSource #PostgreSQL extension that enables support for advanced statistics querying & management.

Pull, watch, fork, or contribute to the extension on #Codeberg: codeberg.org/Data-Bene/StatsMg

Or find more details on our blog: data-bene.io/en/blog/postgres-

#Postgres#FOSS#OSS

"Rather than using metrics as the sole truth when it comes to assessing academic performance, we should put them in perspective. We could do this by complementing quantitative metrics with qualitative information. Narratives, discussions of assumptions, and explanations can give back much-needed context to interpret metrics. Read a job candidate’s working paper instead of counting her publications in journals. Metrics can be great conversation starters, but should not replace our understanding of what (a) good research(er) is.

If we don’t change our use of metrics, research quality itself may suffer. Peter Higgs, the Nobel laureate who passed away last year, warned in an interview: “Today I wouldn’t get an academic job. It’s as simple as that. I don’t think I would be regarded as productive enough.” The pressure to produce and perform in the short term can come at the expense of scientific progress in the long term. A more critical stance towards metrics and rankings is essential if we want to enhance the quality and credibility of research."

socialsciencespace.com/2025/01