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Real-time performance monitoring, done right! https://www.netdata.cloud

The fastest path to AI-powered full stack observability, even for lean teams.
https://github.com/netdata/netdata
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feat(go.d/cloudwatch): add AWS Billing profiles (#23110)* feat(cloudwatch): add AWS Billing profiles* fix(cloudwatch): retain discovery state on total failure* test(cloudwatch): exercise billing rollover retention* docs(cloudwatch): clarify shared discovery scans, GitHub
cgroups: add cgroup-name Go helper (#22685)Co-authored-by: ilyam8 <[email protected]>, GitHub
docs: Clarify Cloud alert edits apply instantly and override stock files (#23008)* docs: Added a user-facing note to dynamic-configuration.md clarifying that UI alert/collector edits take effect immediately on submit (no scheduled synchronization) and are stored as dynamic overrides that do not modify the stock health.d/*.conf files. Directly resolves the user's questions about whether Cloud edits propagate to C:Program FilesNetdatausrlibnetdataconf.dhealth.d and how long synchronization takes.* Apply suggestion from @Ancairon———Co-authored-by: nedi-app[bot] <nedi-app[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>Co-authored-by: Fotis Voutsas <[email protected]>, GitHub
docs: Add Windows config and health.d alert template path guidance (#23003)* docs: Added a Windows subsection to the 'Locate Your Config Directory' section of the Agent configuration README, documenting the Windows Netdata config directory, where the default (stock) alert templates ship, where user alert overrides go, that edit-config is Linux-only (edit files directly on Windows), the Windows-native reload command, and a cross-reference to the health configuration reference for alert syntax.* docs: Fix Windows edit-config guidance in Agent configuration READMECorrect the Windows subsection's inaccurate edit-config claim andcross-reference gaps introduced in PR #23003: edit-config works onWindows via the bundled MSYS2 shell (see WINDOWS_INSTALLER.md), not"Linux-only"; note that Program Files requires Administratorprivileges to save changes there; and cross-link the Windows path fromthe Edit Configuration Files section so it isn't Linux-only in effect.* docs: Move Windows alert-editing content to the health configuration referenceAlert-specific details (stock/override health.d paths, reload-health)belonged in src/health/REFERENCE.md, the canonical alerts doc, not inthe general Agent configuration README, which stays generic on theLinux side. Trim the Windows note there to just the config-directoryinfo, and add the Windows-specific alert paths and reload command toREFERENCE.md's existing How-To Guides, next to their Linux equivalents.Also dedupes a pre-existing repeated "Configuration Locations:" linein the section touched.———Co-authored-by: nedi-app[bot] <nedi-app[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>Co-authored-by: Ancairon <[email protected]>, GitHub
docs: Add hostname display guidance to Group by Node in charts (#23012)docs: Clarified the 'Group by Node' option in the Group By Dropdown section so users discover it displays each node's hostname as a labeled dimension in the chart legend (Dimensions Bar). Revised the table row description to bridge the 'hostname' (user intent) vs 'Group by Node' (feature name) terminology gap, and added a tip admonition that directly answers how to see hostnames on the chart.Co-authored-by: nedi-app[bot] <nedi-app[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>, GitHub

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