A system for distributed real-time performance and health monitoring

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netdata is a system for distributed real-time performance and health monitoring.
It provides insights, in real-time, of everything happening on the system it
runs on (including applications such as web and database servers),
using interactive web dashboards.

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netdata-logrotate-su.patch 0000000252 252 Bytes
netdata-rpmlintrc 0000000095 95 Bytes
netdata-smartd-log-path.patch 0000000660 660 Bytes
netdata-v1.17.0.tar.gz 0003839717 3.66 MB
netdata.changes 0000058704 57.3 KB
netdata.spec 0000005108 4.99 KB
Revision 37 (latest revision is 156)
Mia Herkt's avatar Mia Herkt (lachs0r) committed (revision 37)
- Update to v1.17.0
Improvements:
  * Database engine:
    + Variable granularity support for data collection
    + Added tips on the UI to encourage users to try the new DB
      Engine, when they reach the end of their metrics history
  * Health:
    + Added support for plain text only email notifications
    + Started showing “hidden” alarm variables in the responses of
      the chart and data API calls
    + Added a new API call for alarm status counters, as a first
      step towards badges that will show the total number of alarms
  * Security:
    + Added configurable default locations for trusted CA
      certificates
    + Added safer way to get container names
    + Added SSL connection support to the python mongodb collector
  * New collectors:
    + VSphere collector
  * Archiving:
    + Added a new MongoDB backend
  * Other:
    + Added apps grouping debug messages
    + GCC warning and linting improvements
    + Added global configuration option to show charts with zero
      metrics
    + Improved the way we parse HTTP requests, so we can avoid
      issues from edge cases
  * Bug fixes:
    + Fixed sensor chips filtering in python sensors collector
Comments 1

Philip Guyton's avatar

The 15.4 OS target for this netdata build is failing as: "unresolvable: nothing provides go >= 1.19" How is this resolvable? Some of the derived packages seem to be building just fine with this later go requirement. Does this build env need access to another repo to gain the required newer go version?

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