#Prometheus

Nvidia_gpu_exporter is a Prometheus-ready tool that uses the `nvidia-smi` binary to gather GPU metrics. It solves common problems of other exporters by dispensing with Docker or Linux requirements, thus being ideal for Windows and gaming setups. Originally derived from the `a0s/nvidia-smi-exporter`, it is rewritten in Go for unified binary performance and broad compatibility. Its multiple features include the capability for remote command execution and metric auto-discovery via `nvidia-smi`, serving both advanced and regular users. An accompanying Grafana dashboard enhances data visualization. Although facing some maintenance delays, ongoing improvements are planned.

Discover an all-inclusive framework that integrates necessary plugins for gRPC and HTTP, featuring logging, metrics, and tracing. Enhance HTTP server and client functionalities using renowned GitHub projects 'gin-gonic/gin' and 'go-resty/resty', alongside efficient database handling with 'gorm'. Leverage Redis for caching, Zap for logging, and Viper for configuration management. Assure dependable monitoring with Prometheus and Grafana, and stay informed with real-time alerts through Lark and DingTalk. Engage with tools and libraries tailored for Golang development, joining a vibrant community fostering enhanced usability and performance.

This Helm chart is suitable for Kubernetes stateless applications needing only namespace-scoped resources. It enables deployment, job, or cronjob configurations without privileged containers or Kubernetes API access. Features include flexible service and security settings, detailed resource configuration, and support for Kubernetes integrations, including Ingress and RBAC. It facilitates efficient application management with options for persistence, scaling, and monitoring.

Learn how .NET 8's System.Diagnostics.Metrics enables ASP.NET Core metric collection, viewable on Grafana dashboards using Prometheus data. Import JSON files for monitoring ASP.NET Core performance metrics efficiently.

Discover KubeInvaders, a chaos engineering tool designed for Kubernetes clusters with a gamified twist. This tool allows you to conduct stress tests interactively, enhancing system resilience. Featuring automatic chaos experiments, namespace switching, pod monitoring, and container customization, it integrates smoothly with Kubernetes through Docker, Podman, and Helm installation options. Suitable for engineers who require detailed metrics, security support, and thorough installation instructions.

Ceph Exporter facilitates extensive metric collection from active Ceph clusters using Prometheus. Utilizing rados_mon_command(), it offers seamless integration with minimal setup. Supporting releases like Nautilus and Pacific, it employs Ceph's Golang client for precise performance insights. Suitable for direct or Docker deployment, its straightforward configuration ensures effective Ceph environment monitoring.

Grafana Alloy serves as a flexible OpenTelemetry Collector distribution, integrating Prometheus for enhanced observability. Key features include powerful programmable pipelines, broad compatibility with diverse telemetry ecosystems, and seamless Kubernetes-native integration. The platform facilitates centralized configuration management and intuitive pipeline debugging through a user-friendly UI. Alloy also supports automatic workload distribution with cluster formation and allows the sharing of pipelines via modules. Regular updates ensure alignment with upstream OpenTelemetry Collector advancements, bolstered by active community support through Grafana's Slack and forums.