Version 1.20.0 of Netdata introduces Linux eBPF monitoring and host labels that help you organize your infrastructure, in addition to CockroachDB monitoring and brand-new documentation to make learning about Netdata easier.

Linux eBPF monitoring has arrived in Netdata with v1.20! With this new feature, you can monitor how the Linux kernel reacts to your applications for real-time tracing and debugging.

Use Netdata’s Docker container collector to monitor the health and performance of your Docker containers in real-time.

Health monitoring and performance troubleshooting aren’t easy, but our new step-by-step tutorial will help beginners dive in faster and with more confidence.

Netdata was born out of frustration with other monitoring tools. Now it’s one of the largest open-source projects on GitHub and has changed how we monitor the health and performance of our systems and applications.

Version 1.19 of Netdata is all about efficiency. Essential collectors are now faster and more intelligently able to parse essential files, and unit testing brings sharper code to every distributed Netdata agent.

With the latest update to Netdata, we’re solving the monitoring metrics storage problem once and for all. Distributed metrics, smarter plugins, Hadoop monitoring, and offline installations.

Netdata v1.17.0 is here! Change your collection frequency without losing metrics, archive to MongoDB, use UT8 characters freely, and more.

Netdata can collect thousands of metrics every second, and now it can efficiently store that valuable data for the long haul.

Version 1.16.0 of the open-source Netdata agent comes with a ton of bugfixes, new TLS encryption, and better binaries for smooth installation with package managers.