Announcement of Apache HertzBeat™ 1.8.0 Release
Apache HertzBeat 1.8.0 introduces AI chat and MCP tooling, new QuestDB, iDRAC and Jenkins integrations, log monitoring, and major performance improvements.
Apache HertzBeat 1.8.0 introduces AI chat and MCP tooling, new QuestDB, iDRAC and Jenkins integrations, log monitoring, and major performance improvements.
Ziqiu Guo describes adopting HertzBeat for financial software operations and contributing DolphinScheduler, macOS, and Synology NAS monitoring.
Siguo Duan shares his path to Committer through extensive work on Prometheus parsing, alerting, monitoring integrations, performance, and stability.
Calvin reflects on progressing from his first documentation fix to becoming a Committer and PMC member responsible for code, mentorship, and community health.
Apache HertzBeat 1.7.1 adds industrial device monitoring, Eureka and Consul discovery, collector-side alerts, OpenTelemetry integration, and an AI assistant.
Kang Li describes adopting HertzBeat for internal monitoring and progressing from a database bug fix to storage templates, SSH tunnels, and documentation improvements.
Liu Tianyou reflects on growing from a HertzBeat user into a contributor, Committer, and PMC member focused on collaboration, project health, and mentoring.
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.
Apache HertzBeat 1.7.0 adds per-metric refresh intervals, HTTP service discovery, a redesigned alerting module, and Apache Arrow data structures.
Zhangshenghang reflects on moving from feature development to technical strategy, community governance, contributor mentoring, and long-term project stewardship.
Follow a monitoring task through HertzBeat's manager, scheduler, collector, protocol handlers, and data pipeline to understand how metrics are collected.
Lixin Diao shares how he moved from small bug fixes to becoming a HertzBeat Committer and offers practical entry points for first-time open-source contributors.