Welcome HertzBeat's New Community Committer!
orangeCatDeveloper describes starting from long-standing issues to fix data reliability, security, and deployment problems and add infrastructure monitoring on the way to becoming a Committer.
orangeCatDeveloper describes starting from long-standing issues to fix data reliability, security, and deployment problems and add infrastructure monitoring on the way to becoming a Committer.
The journey from Committer to PMC member — from contributing code to taking responsibility for security, releases, and community health.
Apache HertzBeat 1.9.0 brings the native collector, SOP-driven AI workflows, Apache Doris storage and virtual threads, along with breaking changes that require the upgrade guide.
Apache HertzBeat 1.8.0 introduces AI chat and MCP tooling, new QuestDB, iDRAC and Jenkins integrations, log monitoring, and major performance improvements.
Upgrade a Docker-based HertzBeat deployment safely by backing up configuration and data, replacing the image, and validating the migrated service.
Upgrade HertzBeat from 1.6.1 to 1.7.0 with Helm, including prerequisites, database backup, chart configuration, deployment, and rollback considerations.
Learn the HertzBeat collector architecture and how to extend protocols, define monitoring templates, collect metrics, and integrate custom collectors.
Note: This guide is applicable for upgrading from 1.5.0 to 1.6.0 to version 1.6.0.
Using GreptimeDB, an open source temporal database, to store metrics for open source real-time monitoring HertzBeat
Use the open source real-time monitoring tool HertzBeat to monitor and alarm the SpringBoot2 application, and it will be done in 5 minutes
Use the open source real-time monitoring tool HertzBeat to monitor and alarm the Linux operating system, and it will be done in 5 minutes
Use the open source real-time monitoring tool HertzBeat to monitor and alarm the Mysql database, and it will be done in 5 minutes
Monitoring practice for thread pooling framework DynamicTp using HertzBeat, 5 minutes