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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).
Running VictoriaMetrics on ARM-based processors
VictoriaMetrics has new production ready builds for ARM
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
What’s new in VictoriaMetrics 2021?
With more than 20 new releases of VictoriaMetrics published during 2021, a features roundup seemed appropriate. This blog walks you through the key VM features released in 2021.
Vicky User Community 2021: Thank You for the Contributions!
In this post, we want to say “Thank you!” to all the people who helped VictoriaMetrics become what it is today and that we appreciate their contributions via this overview of the most interesting user blog posts of the year and a shortlist of top community contributors.