May 10, 2022: added free layer of CircleCI to the ecosystem of NUT builders, to cover MacOS and later maybe WindowsĪpr 24, 2022: a 'dress rehearsal' for new release issuing NUT 2.8.0-rc3, focusing on documentation and API updates to impact the ecosystem just onceĪpr 10, 2022: preparing for new release by issuing NUT 2.8.0-rc2, fixing found bugs, adding late-coming features, and rehearsing some automation involvedĪpr 7, 2022: nut-website repository integrated with NUT CI farm to enable regular documentation updates as NUT code development and DDL get refreshed. More community work is needed to complete some drivers' functionality and MSI package delivery, but for many use-cases it may already 'just work'.Īug 18, 2022: efforts to revive NUT for Windows development (active since spring 2022) have reached the stage of regular CI builds on AppVeyor in semi-native environment (Windows with MSYS2/MinGW 圆4) regular cross-builds with Linux+MinGW environment were activated earlierĪug 10, 2022: 'UPS management protocol', Informational RFC 9271 published by IETF at and the IANA port number registry was updated at (even though this RFC is not formally an Internet Standard)

Sep 3, 2022: codebase of the NUT for Windows branch was merged to main codebase, not in the least to avoid bit-rot and need for re-synchronisation with merge conflicts that regularly arose as they co-existed. Late 2022/early 2023: re-affirmed NUT portability goal that new releases should build and run at least wherever old ones worked, by making sure it still works on CentOS 6, Debian 7 and Solaris 8 (yes, there are users who still run them!)

May 31, 2023: published maintainer GPG key, DE0184DA7043DCF7: public key 'Jim Klimov (Doing FOSS since last millennium) ' and updated metadata for past NUT v2.8.0 releaseįeb 2, 2023: signed up for fiscal hosting with Open Source Collective at and GitHub sponsors program at Sep 1, 2023: WMNut 0.69 released, updated for NUT 2.8.0 API compatibility and with revised documentation, CI checks, and build recipesĪug 3, 2023: revised the mark-up language and contents for NUT DDL (Devices Dumps Library) data files, so the generated pages should now expose much more structured information that was 'hidden' there for years Existing 'cryptic' filenames were aliased to new ones, but eventually will be deprecated. This may help with long-term stability of URLs in blogs, etc. Your data stays at your infrastructure – we don’t get it or store it, and can’t share it or sell it.Important note: 'Chunked HTML' documentation format generation was changed to produce HTML file names based on chapter title, not cryptic enumeration-based file names.

Custom dashboards are supported but not required. The IKEA effect! If you spend time building something, you are going to love it.Įvery single metric is visualized in meaningful, fully automated dashboards. Speculate what the problem might be, validate these assumptions, usually requiring help from a monitoring expert or data scientist, and hope you are right.Īsk the software to find the needle in the haystack, by correlating metrics and machine learning anomaly rates, to provide an ordered list of metrics related to any spike or dive. You have to learn each and every metric, new query languages, know Data Science basics, and be an expert in all matters.ĭesigned for engineers, to be used immediately after installation. Steep, challenging and sometimes a torture. Just install Netdata and start using it - it also auto-updates, so you can forget about it. Usually a lot of moving parts and painfully long preparation process to get everything right, requiring both skills and time. The Netdata Agent needs <2% of the CPU resources on modern hardware and about 150MB of RAM. Usually agents are slow and sluggish, centralization points do not scale well requiring huge resources. Up to 15 minutes of data collection to visualization latency, 10, 15 or even 60 seconds metrics granularity.ġ-second latency, 1-second granularity, for all metrics, designed for troubleshooting emerging issues in real-time with high-fidelity data.

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