128 MB RAMamd64 / arm64GoEasyMITVersion 0.21.1
Category
Monitoring
Monitoring answers the one question you cannot answer by looking at the machine: was the service reachable while you were asleep. Running it next to the services it watches is convenient and imperfect — a host that goes down takes the alerting with it.
Catalog
In the catalog
128 MB RAMamd64 / arm64 / armv7GoEasyApache-2.0Version v5.37.0
512 MB RAMamd64 / arm64Go / C / RustMediumGPL-3.0-or-later AND LicenseRef-Netdata-Cloud-UI-1.0Version 2.12.2
512 MB RAMamd64 / arm64 / armv7JavaScriptVery easyMITVersion 2.5.7
Migration
Services these replace
Every page explains what the hosted service does and which recipes cover the same job.
Guides with these applications
- A home server that earns its keepA modular home-server starter set: passwords, DNS, sync, monitoring, notifications, media and household recipes. Choose the services you need and add them gradually.
- Applications with a minimum of 1 GB RAM or lessSmall declared resource requirements for a VPS or thin client, with new metrics, notifications, notes and utility recipes. The limit applies to each application separately.
- What a Raspberry Pi can actually runA shortlist for 32-bit ARM systems, plus the newer options a 64-bit Pi can consider. Check the actual architecture test result before choosing a recipe.
- Knowing when your server stopsAvailability checks, server-resource history, notification delivery and a shared dashboard serve different jobs. Build only the layers you need and monitor from outside the server.