Netdata is a solution that monitors key metrics within your infrastructure while also providing a multitude of graphing and reporting options. It’s also implemented in a very simple and straight forward way. But how do you get started? How does the cloud offering differ from a local installation? In this video, we’ll go over Netdata and you’ll find out the answers to those questions and more!
Disclaimer: This is NOT a review, but a tutorial/getting started guide for those that are new to Netdata. For an actual review of Netdata, check out this video:
Netdata Review (Unsponsored) ➜ https://youtu.be/Nr92b1eFRE0
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— Individual Sections
00:00 – Intro
02:06 – Sponsored video disclaimer
03:10 – First look and basic overview of Netdata
05:58 – How Netdata compares to other solutions
09:01 – Taking a look at the installation process for Netdata
12:43 – Autodiscover
17:02 – Taking a look at Netdata cloud
19:45 – The "War Room" Feature of Netdata Cloud
24:17 – How Netdata’s Cloud Offering adds Additional Value
29:20 – Filtering and sorting data within graphs
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