Thomas Anderson

I just published Integration of sos report in Incident Management Pipelines. medium.com/p/integration-…

sos-vault 2.0.0 is now released. The platform for storing, exploring, and analyzing Linux sosreports — making it easier for operations teams to troubleshoot Linux systems. This is not a minor update — the platform has been rebuilt and extended: Visit sos-vault.com

Analyzing /var/log/messages with the team Here’s how analyzing /var/log/messages from a sosreport as a team using sos-vault v2.0.0 feels like. Feedback is appreciated. Share it if you find it valuable. Feel the power... #sosreport #sosvault #linux #troubleshooting #diagnostics

Understanding Linux sosreport is vital for anyone looking for a positions as Helpdesk, Support, DevOps or SRE engineer. Is the ultimate Linux troubleshooting super tool! This article describes sos command options sos-vault.com/blog/sos-comma… #sosreport,#linux,#devops,#sre,#sysadmin

Understanding Linux sosreport is vital for anyone looking for an IT positions such as Helpdesk, Support, DevOps or SRE. Is the ultimate Linux troubleshooting super command! This article describes sos command in great detail lnkd.in/ddszYHS2 #sosreport,#linux,#devops

Please let me know what you think of it. Any feed back is welcome. If you do not know what a sos report is or what sos-vault can do, check my blog: sos-vault.com/blog

Hi I'm currently working on sos-vault.com v2.0. Version 2.0 is a full UI refactor now based on Filament. This is the summary dashboard where the sysadmin can see the overall status of the information contained in the sos report. #sosreport #sosvault #linuxSupport

Each widget could be in green, yellow or red state depending on the status of each Linux subsystem. Clicking on any widget, opens a drill down table with all the detail for "the host information", "the CPU usage", "Memory usage", "disks (file systems) info", "processes", etc.