Hello i have netdata metrics on my ubuntu server but i can't get the api token

hi, where can i find a dashboard for this source ? thx

Thanks for the update guys. Really looking forward to the Windows version/collector. How intrusive/cpu/ram do you think it will be on the windows machine?

Is it possible for dockers since my postgres is running inside the docker container ? How do I configure to pull stats ?

Looking good guys. Thanks for the updates.

Is there a reporting system? Can we get a report? Can you help?

Great stuff! Will the app be built out more and include all the data the web version does? It would be great to also allow the free plan users on the app.

netdata 1.44.1 installation instruction for ubuntu 22.04 please

Amazing release and presentation! Congrats and thank you!

This is outstanding! Well done. I'm glad to see a strong engineer who understands this widely misunderstood mechinism and its consequences, so clearly and thoroughly explaining (and demonstrating!) how it actually works. Keep spreading the gospel, brother, but stay frosty. If any real fraction of the kubernetes using world catches this clue, Amazon stands to lose tons of unearned hosting $$$.

What happened to the sensors file not set by default (cpu temperature) Since I installed Netdata in Portainer (Easy access to console) I can not find how to configure the output file. Cpu temp data and what I see in the config file is very important data to me. I saw in a video that it can run by default ❓🤔 Is Portainer the killer here❓

Documentation for this integration is dog shit

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:14 📜 Netdata 1.43 release focuses on improving the systemd journal, enhancing its performance, and providing better visualization capabilities. 00:39 📊 Virtual machine monitoring, especially for VMware vSphere, has been improved with additional charts and labels for data center, cluster, VM, and more. 01:09 📈 Netdata now exposes metrics with better slicing and dicing capabilities, making it more Telemetry compatible. 01:37 💽 SystemD units charts have been updated with additional labels for identification, including ID, model, and serial. 02:04 🚨 Netdata's health engine has been improved to allow better integration with the new dashboard, and more enhancements are coming in the next release. 02:32 🧠 Netdata has undergone changes to optimize resource utilization, including lower memory and disk usage, and improved memory requirements. 03:00 🖥️ Netdata is now available in a 32-bit version for installation on 64-bit operating systems. 03:27 ☁️ Netdata Cloud is now available for on-premises installation, with companies already testing it. More details can be found in the release notes. Made with HARPA AI

Looks good 😊

Awesome and interesting back story. Well done.

Can't wait for an android app !

It is really cool how easily Netdata can be deployed.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

that was interesting, thank you may i ask you which K8s version and underlying OS were used in the test? in my case i managed to achieve much better performance for latency-critical app(single digit ms) with guaranteed QoS. There weren’t other workloads at the node, iow the node wasn’t fully loaded. For the case when pod required more CPU time instantly, the guaranteed QoS was the right choice.

Niiiiiiiiiice. You may want to take a look at 'Promo SM'!!!

Is the netdata cloud a requirement? Our use case is airgaped

Cool!

The netdata documentation on this is lacking, so is this video. All the documentation says is "a user with blah or blah role". Which user? How to setup that user? Is it netdata user? Do they need other things setup in Postgres? If there's no proper guidance on HOW to set things up beyond one tiny piece of text it's not going to help many users ...

So in a way using limits is like driving with the breaks on. You have enough engine power, but because you want to be safe you won't go fast.

It was interesting to know how k8s calculates CPU usage more often than 1s which metrics show

For anyone interested the deck presented is here: bit.ly/netdata-ml-meetup

Has me re-thinking requests and limits, thank you for this!

nice. thanks for the video and presentation ^.~

Thank you!

Keep it up! Excellent stuff!

thanks a lot for tutorial...

great video! It would be nice to see a video of NetData capturing the metrics from numerous servers.

A very helpfully video thanks for the video. One question, how can we configure email notification for the alert you configured.?

Hello. Should I install NetData in my server in order to monitor? Or I can monitor my server from dashboard on netdata.cloud?

With regards to "packaging". Netdata is a rapidly evolving entity. And arguably, that may never change, just because the whole Linux space is ever evolving (for example). Netdata comes with an easy to deploy mechanism for installation (that is pretty easy to integrate into your favorite CM tool) and as an ever evolving agent, the default install will get you automatic nightly updates (cron) that ensures your agents are up to date. Granted, that might be too risky for some, so that is configurable. But right now, this is the default because things are rapidly evolving. Btw, I'm a Netdata contributor. Not a Netdata employee. So when I say "we" and such, I'm talking about the Netdata community of users and developers and hopefully I'm not stepping on any "official" stance of Netdata (that is, no warranties are implied or given when I talk about Netdata).