Real-time performance monitoring
netdata is a highly optimized Linux daemon providing real-time performance monitoring for Linux systems, Applications, SNMP devices, over the web!
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netdata-1.10.0.tar.xz | 0002197972 2.1 MB | |
netdata-1.10.0.tar.xz.asc | 0000000455 455 Bytes | |
netdata-automake-no-dist-xz.patch | 0000000427 427 Bytes | |
netdata-logrotate-su.patch | 0000000252 252 Bytes | |
netdata-rpmlintrc | 0000000095 95 Bytes | |
netdata-smartd-log-path.patch | 0000000883 883 Bytes | |
netdata.changes | 0000025314 24.7 KB | |
netdata.keyring | 0000001746 1.71 KB | |
netdata.spec | 0000005778 5.64 KB |
Revision 6 (latest revision is 51)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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Mia Herkt (lachs0r)
(revision 6)
- Remove _service - Add GPG signature - Use %license macro - Update to v1.10.0 * new plugins: - BTRFS - monitor the allocations of BTRFS filesystems (netdata can now properly detect when btrfs is going out of space) - BCACHE - monitor the caching block layer that allows building hybrid disks using normal HDDs and SSDs - Ceph - monitor ceph distributed storage - nginx plus - monitor the nginx+ web servers - libreswan - monitor IPSEC tunnels - Traefik - monitor traefik reverse proxies - icecast - monitor icecast streaming servers - ntpd - monitor NTP servers - httpcheck - monitor any remote web server - portcheck - monitor any remote TCP port - spring-boot - monitor java spring boot applications - dnsdist - monitor dnsdist name servers - hugepages - monitor the allocation of Linux hugepages * enhanced/improved plugins: - statsd + statsd dimensions now support the options the external plugin dimensions support (currently the only usable option is hidden to add the dimension, but make it hidden on the dashboard - a hidden dimension can participate in various calculations, including alarms). + statsd now reports the CPU usage of its threads at the netdata section. + statsd metrics are logged to access.log the first time they are encountered. + statsd metrics now accept the special value zinit to allow them get initialized without altering their values (this is useful if you have rare metrics that you need to initialize when netdata starts). + statsd over TCP is now a lot faster - netdata can process up to 3.5mil statsd metrics / second using just one core. Added options to control the timeouts of TCP statsd connections. + fixed the title and context of statsd private charts + statsd private charts can now be hidden from the dashboard - web_log + Added web server response timings histogram - containers monitoring + netdata now monitors systemd-nspawn containers. + netdata now renames charts of kubernetes containers. + virsh is now called with -r to avoid prompting for password + cgroup-network is now a lot more strict, preventing unauthorized privilege escalation + cgroup-network now searches for container processes in sub-cgroups too - this improves the mapping of network interfaces to containers + cgroup-network now works even when there are no veth interfaces in the system - system memory + treat slab memory as cached + added a new chart for monitoring the memory available for use, before hitting swap + netdata now monitors Linux hugepages and (transparent) hugepages - diskspace + support huge amounts of mountpoints - netdata was crashing with stack overflow due to recursion - now it is a loop, so any number of mount points is supported - network interfaces + moved tcp passive and active opens to a separate chart, to allow the TCP issues dimensions scale better by default + updated the information presented on TCP charts to match the latest v4.15 kernel source - postgres + new charts: checkpointer bgwriter autovacuum replication delta WAL archive WAL temporary files + The postgres plugin now also works when postgres is in recovery mode. - rabbitmq + added Erlang run queue chart. This is useful in conjunction with the existing Erlang processes chart to get a better overall idea of what's going on in the Erlang VM. + added rabbitmq information on the dashboard to complement the charts. - apps.plugin netdata prior to this version was detecting the user and group of processes by examining the ownership of /proc/PID/stat. Unfortunately it seems that the owneship of files in /proc do not change when the process switches user. So, netdata could not detect the user and group of processes that started as root and then switched to another user. Now netdata reads /proc/PID/status: + process ownship information is now accurate + eliminated the need to read /proc/PID/statm (all the information of /proc/PID/statm is available in /proc/PID/status) + allowed netdata to read VmSwap, so a new chart has been added to monitor the swap memory usage per process, user and group. + The new plugin is 20% more expensive in terms of CPU. We tried hard to optimize it, but this is as good as it can get. - haproxy + hrsp_1xx, hrsp_2xx, hrsp_3xx, hrsp_4xx, hrsp_5xx, hrsp_other, hrsp_total for backands and frontends + qtime, ctime, rtime, ttime metrics for backend servers + backend servers In UP state - uptime + netdata now uses /proc/uptime when CLOCK_BOOTTIME does not report the same uptime. In containers CLOCK_BOOTTIME reports the uptime of the host, while /proc/uptime reports the uptime of the container, so now netdata correctly reports the uptime of the container. - ksm + removed to_scan dimension + the savings % reported by netdata was less than the actual - fixed it. - mdstat + various fixes to better monitor rebuild time and rate - elasticsearch + Added several charts for translog / indices segments statistics and JVM buffer pool utilization, which are often helpful when evaluating an elasticsearch node health - apcupsd + netdata now supports monitoring multiple APC UPSes. - isc-dhcpd + netdata now also supports monitoring IPv6 leases - fronius + added a new dimension solar_consumption + added alarms - stiebeleltron + added alarms - python.d + python.d.plugin can now start even if /etc/netdata/python.d.conf is missing + python.d.plugin now has an internal run counter + the unicode decoding of the plugin has been fixed + the plugin now does not validate self-signed certificates + the plugin can not revive obsolete charts - charts.d + charts.d.plugin BASH modules can now have custom number of retries in case of data collection failures * new alarm notifications plugins: - alerta - IRC * web server: - netdata now has a new internal web server that supports a fixed number of threads - we call it static web server. This web server allows netdata to work around memory fragmentation (since the treads are fixed, the underlying memory allocators reuse the same memory arenas) and cpu utilization (we can control the number of threads that will be used by netdata). This is the default now. - now the static threads web server reports the CPU usage of each of its threads. - the HTTP response headers now include the netdata version * dashboard: - the print button now respects the URL path netdata is hosted. - dygraphs updated to the latest version - this fixes an issue that prevented netdata charts from being interactive under certain conditions - added dygraph theme logscale - fontawesome updated to version 5 - d3 updated to the latest version (this broke c3 charts that require an older version) - added d3pie charts - custom dashboards can now have alarms for specific roles (all, none, one or more). - allow stacked charts to zoom vertically when dimensions are selected - netdata now has a global XSS protection - netdata now uses intersectionObserver when available - this improves the scrolling performance of the dashboard. - prevent date, time and units from wrapping at the charts legends - various units scaling improvements - added data-common-colors="NAME" chart option for custom dashboards - added wiki page for creating custom dashboards on Atlassian's Confluence - prevented a double click on the charts' toolbox to select the text of the buttons. - fixed the alignment of dashboard icons - added a simple js, called refresh-badges.js, to update badges on a custom web page * badges: - netdata badges can now be scaled * API: - added gtime parameter, for group time. This is used to request from netdata to return values in a different rate (i.e. gtime=60 on a X/sec dimension, will return X/min). - fixed a rounding bug in JSON generation - the dimensions= parameter now supports simple patterns and added option values match-ids and match-names to control which matches are executed for dimensions. * alarms: - "system.swap" alarms now send notifications with a 30 seconds delay, to work-around a kernel bug that incorrectly reports all swap as instantly used under containers - added alarm to predict the time a mount point will run out of inodes - added alerta.io notifications - added available memory alarm - removed unsupported html tags from hipchat notifications. - pagerduty notifications have been modified to avoid incident duplication - alarm definitions can now use both chart IDs and chart names (prior to this version only chart IDs were allowed). - curl options (eg for disabling SSL certificates verification) for alarm-notify.sh can now be defined in health_alarm_notify.conf. - netdata can now send notifications to IRC channels * backends: - on netdata masters, allow filtering the hosts that will be sent to backends with send hosts matching = * pattern. - improved connection error handling and added retries to allow netdata connect to certain backends that failed with EALREADY or EINPROGRESS. - json backends now receive host tags (the tags have to be formatted in a json friendly way) - re-worked the alarm that triggers when backend data are lost, to avoid flip-flops. - prometheus backends: + added URL option timestamps=yes|no to /api/v1/allmetrics to support prometheus Pushgateway + added netdata_info variable with the version of netdata + renamed netdata_host_tags to netdata_host_tags_info (the old exists but is deprecated and will be removed eventually) + when prometheus uses average metrics, netdata remembers the last access time the prometheus collected metrics, on a per host basis. * metrics streaming between netdata: - netdata masters and proxies now expose the version of the netdata collecting the metrics, not their own. So, now a netdata master shows on the dashboard and sends to backends the version of the netdata collecting the metrics - added stream.conf option multiple "connections = accept | deny" to allow or deny multiple connection for the same netdata host. The default remains "accept", but it is likely to be changed to no on future versions. * other: - added global option gap when lost iterations to control the number of iterations that should be lost to show a gap on the charts. - various fixes/improvements related to netdata logs - the main change is that now netdata logs the thread name that logged the message, providing helpful insights about the thread that complained. - re-worked the exit procedure of netdata to allow it cleanup properly - sometimes netdata was deadlocked during exit, waiting forever - now netdata always exits promptly - fixed compilation on ancient gcc versions - netdata was always setting itself to the idle process scheduling priority, even when it was configured to do otherwise. Fixed it.
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