data monitoring

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    Discover the potent `pv` (Pipe Viewer) utility in Unix-like systems for tracking data progress in pipelines. This tool is essential for managing extensive data transfers and compressions, displaying real-time data processed, time elapsed, throughput rate, and completion estimates. The article offers a comprehensive guide on installing `pv` across various Linux distributions and provides practical usage examples, making it indispensable for system administrators and Linux enthusiasts aiming to boost command-line efficiency.
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    The article provides detailed best practices for managing logs in serverless architectures, specifically for Linux Bash users. It emphasizes the importance of centralized logging, structured logging, and implementing clear log retention policies. Key techniques include using AWS CLI for aggregation, jq for parsing JSON logs, and automating log rotation with cron jobs. It also highlights the need for encryption, real-time monitoring with tools like AWS CloudWatch, and conducting regular audits to optimize logging strategies in cloud environments.