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- FIPS 140-3 Compatible Builds for VictoriaMetrics Enterprise Components

VictoriaMetrics introduces FIPS 140-3 compatible builds for its components, starting with version 1.117.0. These builds utilize Google’s FIPS 140-3 validated BoringCrypto module.
This is critical for customers in regulated environments (federal government, finance, healthcare) to meet FIPS 140-3 cryptographic requirements for data encryption, TLS, and secure communications.
While VictoriaMetrics itself is not a FIPS-certified cryptographic module, these builds ensure all cryptographic operations are handled by the validated BoringCrypto module. This simplifies compliance for system integrators and customers undergoing FedRAMP, HIPAA, or similar audits.
FIPS-compatible binaries are on our GitHub repository; images are on DockerHub or Quay registries.
victoria-metrics-darwin-amd64-v1.117.0-enterprise.tar.gz (There is a victoriametrics-prod-fips binary in the archive).scratch-based, with a -fips suffix in tags. Example: v1.117.1-enterprise-cluster-fips.arm64 and amd64.Our internal tests show no measurable impact on resource consumption or read/write request efficiency with FIPS-compatible builds.
CGO support for vmagent’s Kafka integration was disabled for simplification. This only affects the underlying library choice (Go-native vs. C-libraries) and does not impact functionality.
These VictoriaMetrics builds use FIPS 140-3 validated cryptographic modules (BoringCrypto).
However, VictoriaMetrics as a complete software solution has not undergone formal FIPS 140-3 certification under the CMVP.
Ready to enhance your observability stack with FIPS 140-3 compatible components?
Request a VictoriaMetrics Enterprise Trial License, or contact our Sales team to get more information.
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