social.dk-libre.fr is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
@vinishor well... #GoToSocial exposes #prometheus metrics. My VMAgent scraps those and store them in #VictoriaMetrics.
Long story here: https://www.tumfatig.net/2025/monitoring-gotosocial-using-collectd-and-victoriametrics/
Managed #Prometheus vs #VictoriaMetrics #Cloud = 1.5–5X cost saving. Deploying a single deployment with VictoriaMetrics #Cloud can bring massive savings when compared with Managed Prometheus service offerings:
The comparison doesn’t take into account querying to avoid complexity, but keep in mind that in VictoriaMetrics Cloud: querying is included.
Create a deployment (30-day free trial) and see the new pricing for yourself: https://bit.ly/3YSJzJJ
On installe munin et munin-node et tada, on a plein d'infos pour monitorer son serveur debian ou ubuntu.
Vazy faire aussi simple avec #prometheus et #grafana, c'est moi ou c'est ultra relou d'obtenir autant d'infos qu'avec #munin ?
🟣 Integrate smoothly into existing #Prometheus / Grafana / #OpenTelemetry based monitoring stacks, combining VictoriaMetrics’ compatibility and interoperability with CloudRaft’s hands-on observability consulting experience.
We’re looking forward to working closely with the CloudRaft team to reduce infrastructure cost and complexity for enterprises, while delivering fast, simple, reliable and efficient #observability at any scale.
The latest VictoriaMetrics releases introduce major enhancements across several of its core components, including vmagent, #vmalert, vmctl, and their toolset.
New in v1.130.0:
✨ Metric metadata support (#Prometheus-compatible API)
#VictoriaMetrics can now scrape and store metadata using vmsingle or vmagent and expose it via /api/v1/metadata. Enable it with -enableMetadata=true across vmsingle, vmagent, and vminsert.
VictoriaMetrics #Kubernetes Operator, #VictoriaLogs, and #VictoriaTraces have new features:
🚀 The operator now supports VictoriaLogs and VictoriaTraces in both Single Node and Cluster-based versions — a very significant release.
🔄Better #Prometheus-Operator Compatibility
scrapeClass & scrapeClassName support across VM*Scrape objects
Find more information in our latest blog post 👇
https://bit.ly/4a5hDZX
This #partnership brings together Allenta's consultative strength with VictoriaMetrics' powerful time-series platform, giving Spanish enterprises a clear path to:
🟣 Scalable #observability that grows with their business
🟣 Dramatic reductions in storage costs and resource consumption
🟣 Seamless #Prometheus compatibility for easy adoption
🟣 Expert implementation and support from a proven local partner
We're looking forward to building something together with the Allenta team.
#SRE #devops
@brendangregg how expensive would be having these traces enabled all the time? https://github.com/brendangregg/perf-tools/blob/master/fs/cachestat or how much sense would it make to monitor that for very long periods, as in on a #prometheus?
Together, we’ll help more customers in Benelux and Sweden:
🟣 Handle millions of samples per second with ease.
🟣 Benefit from up to 10x better data compression compared to many legacy solutions.
🟣 Cover any complexity, from simple single-node setups to large, distributed clusters.
🟣 Integrate thanks to #Prometheus compatibility and support for many popular #monitoring solutions as a remote storage or data source.
While this usually works great, recording rules have a cost: The raw metrics still need to be stored in the #Prometheus, even if we don't need them Recording rule need to be executed on interval basis, putting extra pressure on the Prometheus Adding a recording rule always means storing&processing more data.
Save the date today! 👇
https://osoday.com
🟣 #VictoriaMetrics will say present as OPEN SOURCE OBSERVABILITY DAY 2025 - October 23-24: one of our co-founders, Roman Khavronenko will present “Aggregating Metrics In-Flight: Challenges and Opportunities”. One of the common practices for improving the query speed in #Prometheus is to create recording rules for commonly used queries.
Recording rules need to be executed on an interval basis, putting extra pressure on the #Prometheus Adding a recording rule always means storing and processing more data. Watch the talk On-Demand 👇
https://bit.ly/4owPKhi
#SRE Day in London was great!
One of our co-founders, Roman Khavronenko presented “Aggregating Metrics In-Flight: Challenges and Opportunities”. One of the common practices for improving the query speed in #Prometheus is to create recording rules for commonly used queries. While this usually works great, recording rules have a cost: The raw metrics still need to be stored in #Prometheus, even if we don't need them.
PromCon 2025 kicks off tomorrow, the biggest conference for #Prometheus fans! 🎉
Come visit us at the #Google Offices in Munich, Germany 🇩🇪 on October 21–22, 2025. We're excited to catch up with the community, share our latest innovations, and chat all about #OpenSource #monitoring and observability.
Looking forward to seeing you there!🎉
https://bit.ly/4mTZ4Lo
Switching to #VictoriaMetrics transformed their approach:
✨ 80% less memory than #Prometheus
✨ Handles 76M+ active time series effortlessly
✨ Ingests 450K+ data points/sec in production
✨ Boosts visibility & customer experience
Learn how they did it — read the full case study! 👇
https://bit.ly/4798zQx
But at least,
it didn't ask me for diner...
Just noticed after preparing my #mimir #prometheus multi cluster setup over the last days that there is no #kubernetes native or gitops friendly way to upload alerting rules to the mimir ruler (besides Alloy but well) fml