

Netdata
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Netdata collects metrics per second and presents them in beautiful low-latency dashboards. It is designed to run on all of your physical and virtual servers, cloud deployments, Kubernetes clusters, and edge/IoT devices, to monitor your systems, containers, and applications.
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- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary (GPL-3.0)
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Platforms
- Mac
- Linux
- Online
- BSD
- Self-Hosted
- C (programming language)
- Python
- GNU Bourne Again SHell
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Comments and Reviews
It is complete, open source, and can do everything that NewRelic can, and it is also completely customizable. It has plugins for a lot of scenarios, tools and usages. And it's very easy to create your own plugin, if you need. 5 stars!
Netdata has recently enshittified. If you want to use the top or logs functions and have more than 5 nodes you will be forced into their cloud. Your local setup still requires it.
Generous free tier, allows you to optionally connect to their web app so that you can monitor multiple servers in one place without worrying about setting up a web server/TLS/etc.
More than I ever needed from a Monitoring solution! From Anomaly detection to out-of-the box dashboards and alerts.
Super easy setup, autoconfigures many data points, including less common ones such as ZFS. Works great with lxc containers, too.
Does what it says and very efficiently.