Observability Lessons NVIDIA and CoreWeave
NVIDIA now ships VictoriaMetrics as the default metrics backed in their self-managed Cloud Functions, and CoreWeave uses VictoriaMetrics for infrastructure monitoring and AI capabilities.
The VictoriaMetrics Observability Blog
Author
- Adam Yates
- Aditya Kulkarni
- Adrian Bridgwater
- Agustín Gallego
- Alex Woodie
- Alexander Marshalov
- Aliaksandr Valialkin
- Aman Agarwal
- Antony Savvas
- Artem Navoiev
- Bill Tanner
- Cer6erus
- Claudio Masolo
- David Marshall
- Denys Holius
- Derek Foster
- Diana Todea
- Dima Lazerka
- Dmytro Kozlov
- Emily Foster
- Fintech Herald
- Fred Navruzov
- Gary Flood
- Gonzalo García Labat
- Ivan Yatskevich
- Jaime Hampton
- Jan Sokol
- Jason Bloomberg
- Jason English
- Jean-Jerome Schmidt-Soisson
- Jesús Espino
- Joab Jackson
- John Seekins
- Jose Gomez-Selles
- Julien Menan
- Karan Virdi
- Laveesh Kocher
- Leigh McGowran
- Lindsay Clark
- Marc Sherwood
- Mark Baker
- Martijn Van Best
- Martin Veitch
- Mathias Palmersheim
- Michelle Sebek
- Nick Gibson
- Nikolay Khramchikhin
- Pablo Fernandez
- Phuong Le
- Rafal Szypulka
- Renato Losio
- Richard Speed
- Roman Khavronenko
- Vadim Alekseev
- Vadim Rutkovsky
- Yurii Kravets
- Zakhar Bessarab
- Zhu Jiekun
No matching authors found.
Category
- Benchmark
- Community
- Company News
- Customer Stories
- Developer Experience
- Distributed Tracing
- Events
- Go
- Go @ VictoriaMetrics
- High Cardinality
- Kubernetes
- Monitoring
- Observability
- Open Source Tech
- OpenTelemetry
- OTLP
- Performance
- PostgreSQL
- Product News
- Tech Talk
- Time Series Database
- VictoriaLogs
- VictoriaMetrics
- VictoriaTraces
No matching categories found.
From the article
Blog posts
How to Choose a Scalable Open Source Time Series Database: The Cost of Scale
When looking for a most scalable open source time series database, what are the criteria to care about? Read this blog to get our recommendations.
vmagent High-Availability Examples
Three examples of vmagent high-availability setup for pull and push models
Status Update: Our Team Is Safe and VictoriaMetrics Continues Full Speed Ahead
This is a status update following the statement we made on February 28th 2022 with regards to the war on Ukraine. Our team is safe, our business continues to grow and we’re looking forward to the continued work with our customers and users.
Q1/2022 Release Roundup: Announcing VictoriaMetrics v1.76 & More
The VictoriaMetrics v1.76 release headlines our first VictoriaMetrics releases roundup blog post, which summarises all the releases we published in the first quarter of 2022; and includes feature highlights such as multi-level downsampling (the most wanted Vicky feature in 2021).
Pricing comparison for Managed Prometheus
We’ll have to see what would be the cost of serving the same workload at Amazon Managed Service for Prometheus, Google Cloud Managed Service for Prometheus and VictoriaMetrics Cloud.
Running VictoriaMetrics on ARM-based processors
VictoriaMetrics has new production ready builds for ARM
VictoriaMetrics Statement re: Attack on Ukraine
This is the VictoriaMetrics statement with regards to Putin’s war on Ukraine.
Managed VictoriaMetrics announcement
We are glad to announce the availability of Managed VictoriaMetrics (VictoriaMetrics Cloud) - try it right now!
Benchmarking Prometheus-compatible time series databases
A Helm chart for pushing node_exporter metrics to Prometheus-compatible systems via remote_write protocol