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Imagine Being Tasked with Deploying Metricbeat on 100+ VMs — How Would You Manage It?

Deploying Metricbeat to monitor a few servers is simple enough. But what if you’re suddenly tasked with installing and configuring Metricbeat on over 100+ virtual machines? Would you log into each VM manually? Copy files one by one? Restart services by hand? Of course not. This is where automation becomes not just helpful, but absolutely necessary.

How to Handle Logging for Applications Load Balanced Across Multiple Containers or Servers

Why Centralized Logging Matters in Distributed Systems
When your app runs behind a load balancer across multiple servers, logs become fragmented:
A user request could hit any server at any time.
Errors could appear randomly across different containers.
Debugging a problem means searching through dozens of log files.
Without centralized logging, troubleshooting becomes a nightmare.

Building a Helm-Based Microservice Architecture with Centralized Charts

Managing microservices can be challenging due to the number of services, configurations, and dependencies involved. Helm, a package manager for Kubernetes, makes managing these services easier by providing a way to define, deploy, and maintain Kubernetes applications through Helm charts.