Telegraf
Open SourceAbout Telegraf
Telegraf is an open source agent for collecting metrics from infrastructure, applications, and devices. It uses plugins to connect data sources to destinations. It can be deployed to resource-constrained environments as a single, standalone binary. It collects real-time signals via MQTT, Modbus, and OPC-UA at the edge. It monitors Kubernetes, Docker, and Prometheus without managing external dependencies. It captures metrics from NGINX, HAProxy, and iptables with built-in buffering and backpressure.
Products
- Telegraf: Open source agent for collecting metrics from infrastructure, applications, and devices.
- Telegraf Enterprise: Offering for teams running Telegraf at scale.
Used for
- Deploying to resource-constrained environments with a single, standalone binary.
- Collecting real-time signals via MQTT, Modbus, and OPC-UA with reliable delivery at the edge.
- Monitoring Kubernetes, Docker, and Prometheus without managing external dependencies.
- Capturing high-fidelity metrics from NGINX, HAProxy, and iptables with built-in buffering and backpressure to prevent data loss.
- Connecting any data source to any destination with plugins.
Who it is for
- Teams running Telegraf at scale.
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