VictoriaMetrics

San Francisco, CA, USA
2018
  |  By Zakhar Bessarab
Azure linux is a Linux distribution built for Microsoft’s cloud infrastructure. It can be used as a base OS when creating node pools in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) clusters. Using Azure linux as a base OS for AKS node pools has several benefits, such as lower resources footprint, faster boot times, and better security.
  |  By Aliaksandr Valialkin
Time series databases allow you to store and query metrics efficiently. For example, if you want to forecast load on your servers, or identify intermittent faults with your production services, time series databases can help. Besides infrastructure monitoring, time series databases have been invaluable in finance, IoT applications, manufacturing, and more. Many time series databases, including VictoriaMetrics, are open source.
  |  By Zhu Jiekun
Last week, I saw a user asking for help on Slack: Note: The screenshot was taken in the UTC+8 timezone, so the high churn rate at 8:00 AM occurs at 0:00 AM UTC.
  |  By Aliaksandr Valialkin
I don’t understand why pure open-source licenses, such as Apache2, MIT or BSD, should be replaced with a source available license in order to increase profits from enterprise support contracts. That’s why we at VictoriaMetrics aren’t going to change the Apache2 license for our products. Our main goal is to provide good products to users, and to help users use these products in the most efficient way.
  |  By Jean-Jerome Schmidt-Soisson
We’re happy to announce VictoriaMetrics Cloud, a hosted monitoring platform and managed service for metrics that allows organizations to monitor and store large amounts of time-series data, without having to run the underlying infrastructure. At a time when almost every enterprise relies on complex data to run, VictoriaMetrics Cloud delivers the power of the popular VictoriaMetrics open-source time series solution, which has reached 750 million downloads, with enterprise features.
  |  By Zhu Jiekun
Complex modern applications rely heavily on observability, and metric monitoring is a crucial part of observability. The most common process of metric monitoring, which includes data scraping, processing, storage, and visualization, can be summarized in the diagram below: If an issue arises, for example, when users ask, “I have already recorded metrics in the application, why can’t I see my metrics on Grafana?”, how should we troubleshoot it?
  |  By Fred Navruzov
With this blog post, we are excited to introduce a quarterly “What’s New” series to inform a broader audience about the latest features and improvements made to VictoriaMetrics Anomaly Detection (or simply vmanomaly). This first post will cover both Q1 and Q2 of 2024. Stay tuned for the next content on anomaly detection.
  |  By Jean-Jerome Schmidt-Soisson
Many thanks to everyone who joined us for our recent virtual meetup, during which we discussed some of our Q2 2024 highlights, including features highlights, the 2024 roadmap for VictoriaMetrics and all the latest news on VictoriaLogs! In this blog post, we’d like to share a summary of these highlights.
  |  By Denys Holius
This Post was updated in June of 2024 to remove the requirement to install VMAgent on each Proxmox VE node, and update the screenshots to reflect updates in Managed VictoriaMetrics and Grafana.
  |  By Ivan Yatskevich
Monitoring, in the context of software, is a catch-all term for visibility into infrastructure, or an application. It can encompass metrics, logs, traces, and any other telemetry data that provides information on a running application, server, or another device. Monitoring helps you catch problems before your customers do and speeds up the time to resolution for any problems that do slip through. Managed monitoring is where another company runs part or all of your monitoring system.
  |  By VictoriaMetrics
Haley Wang, a software engineer at VictoriaMetrics, presented at KubeCon China 2024 on August 22nd, 2024! In her talk, "Building a High-Performance Time Series #Database from Scratch: Optimization Strategies," Haley shared valuable insights and strategies for optimizing time series databases.
  |  By VictoriaMetrics
Aliaksandr Valialkin, #VictoriaMetrics CTO present "Strategies for Efficient hashtag#LogManagement in Large-Scale hashtag#Kubernetes Clusters" at hashtag#FrOSCon. Large #Kubernetes clusters can generate significant volumes of logs, especially when housing thousands of running pods. This may demand substantial CPU, RAM, disk IO, and disk space for storing and querying large log volumes. In this talk, we will look into different strategies of storing those logs in #ElasticSearch, Grafana Loki and #VictoriaLogs and examine how we can save 10x or more on infrastructure costs.
  |  By VictoriaMetrics
Thanks to everyone who joined us on the date, and thanks to you for watching the recording today! If you have any questions or feedback, please use the comments section below!
  |  By VictoriaMetrics
Watch the replay of our live Q1 2024 Virtual Meet Up with the following agenda.
  |  By VictoriaMetrics
This one is special: It's our last virtual meet up of 2023 & we're celebrating our 5 year anniversary! Watch the recording here!
  |  By VictoriaMetrics
Watch the recording of our 3rd quarterly meet up with the following agenda.
  |  By VictoriaMetrics
Watch the recording of our 2nd virtual meet up of the year during which we announced the new VictoriaLogs!
  |  By VictoriaMetrics
Watch the recording of the first VictoriaMetrics User Meet Up in 2023 live-streamed on our YouTube Channel. Our Founders team discussed Q1 2023 highlights, including features highlights, the 2023 roadmap for VictoriaMetrics, a first introduction to the upcoming VictoriaLogs - and we finished the meet up with an 'Ask Me Anything' session. Thanks for all the questions and the discussion! Enjoy the recording :-)
  |  By VictoriaMetrics
Monitoring is the key to successful operation of any software service, but commercial solutions are complex, expensive, and slow. Let us show you how to build monitoring that is simple, cost-effective, and fast using open source stacks easily accessible to any developer.
  |  By VictoriaMetrics
Welcome to the recording for the first VictoriaMetrics User Meet Up live-streamed on our YouTube Channel. Our Founders team discussed 2022 highlights, including features highlights, the 2023 roadmap for VictoriaMetrics, discussed the latest & greatest on Managed VictoriaMetrics - and we finished the meet up with an 'Ask Me Anything' session. Thanks for all the questions and the discussion! Enjoy the recording :-)

VictoriaMetrics is a fast, cost-effective and scalable open source monitoring solution and time series database typically used for processing high volumes of data and for long term data storage. Discover our state-of-the-art, open source monitoring and observability solutions that deliver incredible performance, ease of use, scalability and (cost-)efficiency.

Our Products:

  • VictoriaMetrics is a fast and scalable open source time series database and monitoring solution that lets users build a monitoring platform without scalability issues and minimal operational burden.
  • VictoriaMetrics Enterprise is the fastest open-source monitoring solution and time series database supercharged with custom features, expert architectural guidance and priority support.
  • Monitoring of Monitoring: For the most well-tuned system, let our MoM service do the monitoring of your monitoring and detect, mitigate and prevent potential issues before they become major problems.
  • Managed VictoriaMetrics is an easy-to-configure-and-run solution that removes the extra complexity and maintenance burden typically associated with open source time series database and monitoring solutions.

We Make Monitoring Simple & Reliable For Everyone.