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Open-source metrics monitoring with PromQL queries and alerting
Prometheus is an open-source monitoring system that scrapes metrics into a dimensional time-series database and evaluates PromQL rules for alerting.
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Open-source metrics monitoring with PromQL queries and alerting
Prometheus is an open-source monitoring system that scrapes metrics into a dimensional time-series database and evaluates PromQL rules for alerting.
Open time-series database for metrics, events, and IoT telemetry
InfluxDB is an open time-series database for metrics, events, and IoT telemetry, queried with SQL and InfluxQL and run self-managed or as a managed cloud.
Fast, cost-effective open-source time-series database and monitoring
VictoriaMetrics is an open-source time-series database and monitoring solution that ingests Prometheus, InfluxDB, OpenTelemetry and Graphite data and queries it with PromQL-compatible MetricsQL.
Self-hosted monitoring for networks, servers, and cloud
Zabbix is a self-hosted monitoring platform that tracks networks, servers, virtual machines, and cloud services from one distributed setup, with agents and agentless checks feeding dashboards, alerting, and escalation under a free AGPL license.
Open-source host, service, and network monitoring with plugins and alerts
Nagios Core is an open-source host, service, and network monitoring program that runs checks through plugins and sends alerts when problems occur.
Self-hosted status page and endpoint monitoring with Slack and email alerts
Statusnook is a self-hosted status page and endpoint monitor with custom HTTP checks, incident timelines, and Slack and email alerts.
Open-source BullMQ dashboard for modern Node apps
Workbench is an open-source dashboard for BullMQ queues in Node.js and Bun applications. It mounts as a route inside thirteen supported frameworks or runs standalone via Docker, showing jobs, flows, schedulers, and per-queue metrics with search, tags, and a dark-mode interface. The MIT-licensed project ships a migration guide from bull-board, an MCP server for AI-assisted operations, and a macOS app, and it observes rather than replaces the operator's own BullMQ workers.