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Remove historical changelog and cppcheck (#16995)

* Remove historical changelog. * Remove cppcheck.

vkalintiris committed Feb 12, 2024 at 14:48 UTC 2b138b62079fbf54b7932c5010ba39e049c03dfc
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1 -netdata (1.10.0) - 2018-03-27
2 -
3 - Please check full changelog at github.
4 - <https://github.com/netdata/netdata/releases>
5 -
6 -netdata (1.9.0) - 2017-12-17
7 -
8 - Please check full changelog at github.
9 - <https://github.com/netdata/netdata/releases>
10 -
11 -netdata (1.8.0) - 2017-09-17
12 -
13 - This is mainly a bugfix release.
14 - Please check full changelog at github.
15 -
16 -netdata (1.7.0) - 2017-07-16
17 -
18 -- netdata is still spreading fast
19 -
20 - we are at 320.000 users and 132.000 servers
21 -
22 - Almost 100k new users, 52k new installations and 800k docker pulls
23 - since the previous release, 4 and a half months ago.
24 -
25 - netdata user base grows at about 1000 new users and 600 new servers
26 - per day. Thank you. You are awesome.
27 -
28 -- The next release (v1.8) will be focused on providing a global health
29 - monitoring service, for all netdata users, for free.
30 -
31 -- netdata is now a (very fast) fully featured statsd server and the
32 - only one with automatic visualization: push a statsd metric and hit
33 - F5 on the netdata dashboard: your metric visualized. It also supports
34 - synthetic charts, defined by you, so that you can correlate and
35 - visualize your application the way you like it.
36 -
37 -- netdata got new installation options
38 - It is now easier than ever to install netdata - we also distribute a
39 - statically linked netdata x86_64 binary, including key dependencies
40 - (like bash, curl, etc) that can run everywhere a Linux kernel runs
41 - (CoreOS, CirrOS, etc).
42 -
43 -- metrics streaming and replication has been improved significantly.
44 - All known issues have been solved and key enhancements have been added.
45 - Headless collectors and proxies can now send metrics to backends when
46 - data source = as collected.
47 -
48 -- backends have got quite a few enhancements, including host tags and
49 - metrics filtering at the netdata side;
50 - prometheus support has been re-written to utilize more prometheus
51 - features and provide more flexibility and integration options.
52 -
53 -- netdata now monitors ZFS (on Linux and FreeBSD), ElasticSearch,
54 - RabbitMQ, Go applications (via expvar), ipfw (on FreeBSD 11), samba,
55 - squid logs (with web_log plugin).
56 -
57 -- netdata dashboard loading times have been improved significantly
58 - (hit F5 a few times on a netdata dashboard - it is now amazingly fast),
59 - to support dashboards with thousands of charts.
60 -
61 -- netdata alarms now support custom hooks, so you can run whatever you
62 - like in parallel with netdata alarms.
63 -
64 -- As usual, this release brings dozens of more improvements, enhancements
65 - and compatibility fixes.
66 -
67 -netdata (1.6.0) - 2017-03-20
68 -
69 -- birthday release: 1 year netdata
70 -
71 - netdata was first published on March 30th, 2016.
72 - It has been a crazy year since then:
73 -
74 - 225.000 unique netdata users
75 - currently, at 1.000 new unique users per day
76 -
77 - 80.000 unique netdata installations
78 - currently, at 500 new installation per day
79 -
80 - 610.000 docker pulls on docker hub
81 -
82 - 4.000.000 netdata sessions served
83 - currently, at 15.000 sessions served per day
84 -
85 - 20.000 github stars
86 -
87 - ```
88 - Thank you!
89 - You are awesome!
90 - ```
91 -
92 -- central netdata is here
93 -
94 - This is the first release that supports real-time streaming of
95 - metrics between netdata servers.
96 -
97 - netdata can now be:
98 -
99 - - autonomous host monitoring
100 - (like it always has been)
101 -
102 - - headless data collector
103 - (collect and stream metrics in real-time to another netdata)
104 -
105 - - headless proxy
106 - (collect metrics from multiple netdata and stream them to another netdata)
107 -
108 - - store and forward proxy
109 - (like headless proxy, but with a local database)
110 -
111 - - central database
112 - (metrics from multiple hosts are aggregated)
113 -
114 - metrics databases can be configured on all nodes and each node maintaining
115 - a database may have a different retention policy and possibly run
116 - (even different) alarms on them.
117 -
118 -- monitoring ephemeral nodes
119 -
120 - netdata now supports monitoring autoscaled ephemeral nodes,
121 - that are started and stopped on demand (their IP is not known).
122 -
123 - When the ephemeral nodes start streaming metrics to the central
124 - netdata, the central netdata will show register them at "my-netdata"
125 - menu on the dashboard.
126 -
127 - For more information check:
128 - <https://github.com/netdata/netdata/tree/master/src/streaming#monitoring-ephemeral-nodes>
129 -
130 -- monitoring ephemeral containers and VM guests
131 -
132 - netdata now cleans up container, guest VM, network interfaces and mounted
133 - disk metrics, disabling automatically their alarms too.
134 -
135 - For more information check:
136 - <https://github.com/netdata/netdata/tree/master/src/collectors/cgroups.plugin#monitoring-ephemeral-containers>
137 -
138 -- apps.plugin ported for FreeBSD
139 -
140 - @vlvkobal has ported "apps.plugin" to FreeBSD. netdata can now provide
141 - "Applications", "Users" and "User Groups" on FreeBSD.
142 -
143 -- web_log plugin
144 -
145 - @l2isbad has done a wonderful job creating a unified web log parsing plugin
146 - for all kinds of web server logs. With it, netdata provides real-time
147 - performance information and health monitoring alarms for web applications
148 - and web sites!
149 -
150 - For more information check:
151 - <https://github.com/netdata/netdata/blob/master/src/collectors/python.d.plugin/web_log#web_log>
152 -
153 -- backends
154 -
155 - netdata can now archive metrics to `JSON` backends
156 - (both push, by @lfdominguez, and pull modes).
157 -
158 -- IPMI monitoring
159 -
160 - netdata now has an IPMI plugin (based on freeipmi)
161 - for monitoring server hardware.
162 -
163 - The plugin creates (up to) 8 charts:
164 -
165 - 1. number of sensors by state
166 - 2. number of events in SEL
167 - 3. Temperatures CELSIUS
168 - 4. Temperatures FAHRENHEIT
169 - 5. Voltages
170 - 6. Currents
171 - 7. Power
172 - 8. Fans
173 -
174 - It also supports alarms (including the number of sensors in critical state).
175 -
176 - For more information, check:
177 - <https://github.com/netdata/netdata/tree/master/src/collectors/freeipmi.plugin>
178 -
179 -- new plugins
180 -
181 - @l2isbad builds python data collection plugins for netdata at an wonderful
182 - rate! He rocks!
183 -
184 - - **web_log** for monitoring in real-time all kinds of web server log files @l2isbad
185 - - **freeipmi** for monitoring IPMI (server hardware)
186 - - **nsd** (the [name server daemon](https://www.nlnetlabs.nl/projects/nsd/)) @383c57
187 - - **mongodb** @l2isbad
188 - - **smartd_log** (monitoring disk S.M.A.R.T. values) @l2isbad
189 -
190 -- improved plugins
191 -
192 - - **nfacct** reworked and now collects connection tracker information using netlink.
193 - - **ElasticSearch** re-worked @l2isbad
194 - - **mysql** re-worked to allow faster development of custom mysql based plugins (MySQLService) @l2isbad
195 - - **SNMP**
196 - - **tomcat** @NMcCloud
197 - - **ap** (monitoring hostapd access points)
198 - - **php_fpm** @l2isbad
199 - - **postgres** @l2isbad
200 - - **isc_dhcpd** @l2isbad
201 - - **bind_rndc** @l2isbad
202 - - **numa**
203 - - **apps.plugin** improvements and freebsd support @vlvkobal
204 - - **fail2ban** @l2isbad
205 - - **freeradius** @l2isbad
206 - - **nut** (monitoring UPSes)
207 - - **tc** (Linux QoS) now works on qdiscs instead of classes for the same result (a lot faster) @t-h-e
208 - - **varnish** @l2isbad
209 -
210 -- new and improved alarms
211 - - **web_log**, many alarms to detect common web site/API issues
212 - - **fping**, alarms to detect packet loss, disconnects and unusually high latency
213 - - **cpu**, cpu utilization alarm now ignores `nice`
214 -
215 -- new and improved alarm notification methods
216 - - **HipChat** to allow hosted HipChat @frei-style
217 - - **discordapp** @lowfive
218 -
219 -- dashboard improvements
220 - - dashboard now works on HiDPi screens
221 - - dashboard now shows version of netdata
222 - - dashboard now resets charts properly
223 - - dashboard updated to use latest gauge.js release
224 -
225 -- other improvements
226 - - thanks to @rlefevre netdata now uses a lot of different high resolution system clocks.
227 -
228 - netdata has received a lot more improvements from many more contributors!
229 -
230 - Thank you all!
231 -
232 -netdata (1.5.0) - 2017-01-22
233 -
234 -- yet another release that makes netdata the fastest
235 - netdata ever!
236 -
237 -- netdata runs on FreeBSD, FreeNAS and MacOS !
238 -
239 - Vladimir Kobal (@vlvkobal) has done a magnificent work
240 - porting netdata to FreeBSD and MacOS.
241 -
242 - Everything works: cpu, memory, disks performance, disks space,
243 - network interfaces, interrupts, IPv4 metrics, IPv6 metrics
244 - processes, context switches, softnet, IPC queues,
245 - IPC semaphores, IPC shared memory, uptime, etc. Wow!
246 -
247 -- netdata supports data archiving to backend databases:
248 -
249 - - Graphite
250 - - OpenTSDB
251 - - Prometheus
252 -
253 - and of course all the compatible ones
254 - (KairosDB, InfluxDB, Blueflood, etc)
255 -
256 -- new plugins:
257 -
258 - Ilya Mashchenko (@l2isbad) has created most of the python
259 - data collection plugins in this release !
260 -
261 - - systemd Services (using cgroups!)
262 - - FPing (yes, network latency in netdata!)
263 - - postgres databases @facetoe, @moumoul
264 - - Vanish disk cache (v3 and v4) @l2isbad
265 - - ElasticSearch @l2isbad
266 - - HAproxy @l2isbad
267 - - FreeRadius @l2isbad, @lgz
268 - - mdstat (RAID) @l2isbad
269 - - ISC bind (via rndc) @l2isbad
270 - - ISC dhcpd @l2isbad, @lgz
271 - - Fail2Ban @l2isbad
272 - - OpenVPN status log @l2isbad, @lgz
273 - - NUMA memory @tycho
274 - - CPU Idle @tycho
275 - - gunicorn log @deltaskelta
276 - - ECC memory hardware errors
277 - - IPC semaphores
278 - - uptime plugin (with a nice badge too)
279 -
280 -- improved plugins:
281 -
282 - - netfilter conntrack
283 - - mysql (replication) @l2isbad
284 - - ipfs @pjz
285 - - cpufreq @tycho
286 - - hddtemp @l2isbad
287 - - sensors @l2isbad
288 - - nginx @leolovenet
289 - - nginx_log @paulfantom
290 - - phpfpm @leolovenet
291 - - redis @leolovenet
292 - - dovecot @justohall
293 - - cgroups
294 - - disk space
295 - - apps.plugin
296 - - /proc/interrupts @rlefevre
297 - - /proc/softirqs @rlefevre
298 - - /proc/vmstat (system memory charts)
299 - - /proc/net/snmp6 (IPv6 charts)
300 - - /proc/self/meminfo (system memory charts)
301 - - /proc/net/dev (network interfaces)
302 - - tc (linux QoS)
303 -
304 -- new/improved alarms:
305 -
306 - - MySQL / MariaDB alarms (incl. replication)
307 - - IPFS alarms
308 - - HAproxy alarms
309 - - UDP buffer alarms
310 - - TCP AttemptFails
311 - - ECC memory alarms
312 - - netfilter connections alarms
313 - - SNMP
314 -
315 -- new alarm notifications:
316 -
317 - - messagebird.com @tech-no-logical
318 - - pagerduty.com @jimcooley
319 - - pushbullet.com @tperalta82
320 - - twilio.com @shadycuz
321 - - HipChat
322 - - kafka
323 -
324 -- shell integration
325 -
326 - - shell scripts can now query netdata easily!
327 -
328 -- dashboard improvements:
329 - - dashboard is now faster on firefox, safari, opera, edge
330 - (edge is still the slowest)
331 - - dashboard now has a little bigger fonts
332 - - SHIFT + mouse wheel to zoom charts, works on all browsers
333 - - perfect-scrollbar on the dashboard
334 - - dashboard 4K resolution fixes
335 - - dashboard compatibility fixes for embedding charts in
336 - third party web sites
337 - - charts on custom dashboards can have common min/max
338 - even if they come from different netdata servers
339 - - alarm log is now saved and loaded back so that
340 - the alarm history is available at the dashboard
341 -
342 -- other improvements:
343 - - python.d.plugin has received way to many improvements
344 - from many contributors!
345 - - charts.d.plugin can now be forked to support
346 - multiple independent instances
347 - - registry has been re-factored to lower its memory
348 - requirements (required for the public registry)
349 - - simple patterns in cgroups, disks and alarms
350 - - netdata-installer.sh can now correctly install
351 - netdata in containers
352 - - supplied logrotate script compatibility fixes
353 - - spec cleanup @breed808
354 - - clocks and timers reworked @rlefevre
355 -
356 - netdata has received a lot more improvements from many more
357 - contributors!
358 -
359 - Thank you all guys!
360 -
361 -netdata (1.4.0) - 2016-10-04
362 -
363 - At a glance:
364 -
365 -- the fastest netdata ever (with a better look too)!
366 -
367 -- improved IoT and containers support!
368 -
369 -- alarms improved in almost every way!
370 -
371 -- new plugins:
372 - softnet netdev,
373 - extended TCP metrics,
374 - UDPLite
375 - NFS v2, v3 client (server was there already),
376 - NFS v4 server & client,
377 - APCUPSd,
378 - RetroShare
379 -
380 -- improved plugins:
381 - mysql,
382 - cgroups,
383 - hddtemp,
384 - sensors,
385 - phpfpm,
386 - tc (QoS)
387 -
388 - In detail:
389 -
390 -- improved alarms
391 -
392 - Many new alarms have been added to detect common kernel
393 - configuration errors and old alarms have been re-worked
394 - to avoid notification floods.
395 -
396 - Alarms now support notification hysteresis (both static
397 - and dynamic), notification self-cancellation, dynamic
398 - thresholds based on current alarm status
399 -
400 -- improved alarm notifications
401 -
402 - netdata now supports:
403 -
404 - - email notifications
405 - - slack.com notifications on slack channels
406 - - pushover.net notifications (mobile push notifications)
407 - - telegram.org notifications
408 -
409 - For all the above methods, netdata supports role-based
410 - notifications, with multiple recipients for each role
411 - and severity filtering per recipient!
412 -
413 - Also, netdata support HTML5 notifications, while the
414 - dashboard is open in a browser window (no need to be
415 - the active one).
416 -
417 - All notifications are now clickable to get to the chart
418 - that raised the alarm.
419 -
420 -- improved IoT support!
421 -
422 - netdata builds and runs with musl libc and runs on systems
423 - based on busybox.
424 -
425 -- improved containers support!
426 -
427 - netdata runs on alpine linux (a low profile linux distribution
428 - used in containers).
429 -
430 -- Dozens of other improvements and bugfixes
431 -
432 -netdata (1.3.0) - 2016-08-28
433 -
434 - At a glance:
435 -
436 -- netdata has health monitoring / alarms!
437 -- netdata has badges that can be embeded anywhere!
438 -- netdata plugins are now written in Python!
439 -- new plugins: redis, memcached, nginx_log, ipfs, apache_cache
440 -
441 - IMPORTANT:
442 - Since netdata now uses Python plugins, new packages are
443 - required to be installed on a system to allow it work.
444 - For more information, please check the installation page:
445 -
446 - <https://github.com/netdata/netdata/tree/master/installer#installation>
447 -
448 - In detail:
449 -
450 -- netdata has alarms!
451 -
452 - Based on the POLL we made on github
453 - (<https://github.com/netdata/netdata/issues/436>),
454 - health monitoring was the winner. So here it is!
455 -
456 - netdata now has a powerful health monitoring system embedded.
457 - Please check the wiki page:
458 -
459 - <https://github.com/netdata/netdata/tree/master/src/health>
460 -
461 -- netdata has badges!
462 -
463 - netdata can generate badges with live information from the
464 - collected metrics.
465 - Please check the wiki page:
466 -
467 - <https://github.com/netdata/netdata/tree/master/src/web/api/badges>
468 -
469 -- netdata plugins are now written in Python!
470 -
471 - Thanks to the great work of Paweł Krupa (@paulfantom), most BASH
472 - plugins have been ported to Python.
473 -
474 - The new python.d.plugin supports both python2 and python3 and
475 - data collection from multiple sources for all modules.
476 -
477 - The following pre-existing modules have been ported to Python:
478 -
479 - - apache
480 - - cpufreq
481 - - example
482 - - exim
483 - - hddtemp
484 - - mysql
485 - - nginx
486 - - phpfpm
487 - - postfix
488 - - sensors
489 - - squid
490 - - tomcat
491 -
492 - The following new modules have been added:
493 -
494 - - apache_cache
495 - - dovecot
496 - - ipfs
497 - - memcached
498 - - nginx_log
499 - - redis
500 -
501 -- other data collectors:
502 -
503 - - Thanks to @simonnagl netdata now reports disk space usage.
504 -
505 -- dashboards now transfer a certain settings from server to server
506 - when changing servers via the my-netdata menu.
507 -
508 - The settings transferred are the dashboard theme, the online
509 - help status and current pan and zoom timeframe of the dashboard.
510 -
511 -- API improvements:
512 -
513 - - reduction functions now support 'min', 'sum' and 'incremental-sum'.
514 -
515 - - netdata now offers a multi-threaded and a single threaded
516 - web server (single threaded is better for IoT).
517 -
518 -- apps.plugin improvements:
519 -
520 - - can now run with command line argument 'without-files'
521 - to prevent it from enumerating all the open files/sockets/pipes
522 - of all running processes.
523 -
524 - - apps.plugin now scales the collected values to match the
525 - the total system usage.
526 -
527 - - apps.plugin can now report guest CPU usage per process.
528 -
529 - - repeating errors are now logged once per process.
530 -
531 -- netdata now runs with IDLE process priority (lower than nice 19)
532 -
533 -- netdata now instructs the kernel to kill it first when it starves
534 - for memory.
535 -
536 -- netdata listens for signals:
537 -
538 - - SIGHUP to netdata instructs it to re-open its log files
539 - (new logrotate files added too).
540 -
541 - - SIGUSR1 to netdata saves the database
542 -
543 - - SIGUSR2 to netdata reloads health / alarms configuration
544 -
545 -- netdata can now bind to multiple IPs and ports.
546 -
547 -- netdata now has new systemd service file (it starts as user
548 - netdata and does not fork).
549 -
550 -- Dozens of other improvements and bugfixes
551 -
552 -netdata (1.2.0) - 2016-05-16
553 -
554 - At a glance:
555 -
556 -- netdata is now 30% faster
557 -- netdata now has a registry (my-netdata dashboard menu)
558 -- netdata now monitors Linux Containers (docker, lxc, etc)
559 -
560 - IMPORTANT:
561 - This version requires libuuid. The package you need is:
562 -
563 -- uuid-dev (debian/ubuntu), or
564 -- libuuid-devel (centos/fedora/redhat)
565 -
566 - In detail:
567 -
568 -- netdata is now 30% faster !
569 -
570 - - Patches submitted by @fredericopissarra improved overall
571 - netdata performance by 10%.
572 -
573 - - A new improved search function in the internal indexes
574 - made all searches faster by 50%, resulting in about
575 - 20% better performance for the core of netdata.
576 -
577 - - More efficient threads locking in key components
578 - contributed to the overall efficiency.
579 -
580 -- netdata now has a CENTRAL REGISTRY !
581 -
582 - The central registry tracks all your netdata servers
583 - and bookmarks them for you at the 'my-netdata' menu
584 - on all dashboards.
585 -
586 - Every netdata can act as a registry, but there is also
587 - a global registry provided for free for all netdata users!
588 -
589 -- netdata now monitors CONTAINERS !
590 -
591 - docker, lxc, or anything else. For each container it monitors
592 - CPU, RAM, DISK I/O (network interfaces were already monitored)
593 -
594 -- apps.plugin: now uses linux capabilities by default
595 - without setuid to root
596 -
597 -- netdata has now an improved signal handler
598 - thanks to @simonnagl
599 -
600 -- API: new improved CORS support
601 -
602 -- SNMP: counter64 support fixed
603 -
604 -- MYSQL: more charts, about QCache, MyISAM key cache,
605 - InnoDB buffer pools, open files
606 -
607 -- DISK charts now show mount point when available
608 -
609 -- Dashboard: improved support for older web browsers
610 - and mobile web browsers (thanks to @simonnagl)
611 -
612 -- Multi-server dashboards now allow de-coupled refreshes for
613 - each chart, so that if one netdata has a network latency
614 - the other charts are not affected
615 -
616 -- Several other minor improvements and bugfixes
617 -
618 -netdata (1.1.0) - 2016-04-20
619 -
620 - Dozens of commits that improve netdata in several ways:
621 -
622 -- Data collection: added IPv6 monitoring
623 -- Data collection: added SYNPROXY DDoS protection monitoring
624 -- Data collection: apps.plugin: added charts for users and user groups
625 -- Data collection: apps.plugin: grouping of processes now support patterns
626 -- Data collection: apps.plugin: now it is faster, after the new features added
627 -- Data collection: better auto-detection of partitions for disk monitoring
628 -- Data collection: better fireqos integration for QoS monitoring
629 -- Data collection: squid monitoring now uses squidclient
630 -- Data collection: SNMP monitoring now supports 64bit counters
631 -- API: fixed issues in CSV output generation
632 -- API: netdata can now be restricted to listen on a specific IP
633 -- Core and apps.plugin: error log flood protection
634 -- Dashboard: better error handling when the netdata server is unreachable
635 -- Dashboard: each chart now has a toolbox
636 -- Dashboard: on-line help support
637 -- Dashboard: check for netdata updates button
638 -- Dashboard: added example /tv.html dashboard
639 -- Packaging: now compiles with musl libc (alpine linux)
640 -- Packaging: added debian packaging
641 -- Packaging: support non-root installations
642 -- Packaging: the installer generates uninstall script
643 -
644 -netdata (1.0.0) - 2016-03-22
645 -
646 -- first public release
647 -
648 -netdata (1.0.0-rc.1) - 2015-11-28
649 -
650 -- initial packaging
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