A new version of the monitoring platform Gotcha 0.4.10 has been published, offering a comprehensive solution that includes bug trackers, distributed traces, metrics, performance profiles, and availability monitoring with public status pages. The project, written in Go, is distributed under the Apache-2.0 license. You can find the release here.
This application is provided as a single binary file or Docker-compose stack and utilizes PostgreSQL for operational data and ClickHouse for telemetry. The minimum system requirements are 2 vCPUs and 2 GB of RAM. Data reception is compatible with the wired Sentry SDK protocol and OTLP, and the interface is available in both Russian and English.
The 0.4.x series releases have focused on stabilization, addressing issues such as limiting memory consumption by containers, separation of liveness and readiness tests, recovery from broken migrations, and rollback of releases without the need to restore from a backup. Security-related changes have also been implemented, including revoking access to team projects when expelled from the organization, registration by invitation only, and protection against stack overflow during parsing.
Recent patches include redirecting the delivery of Telegram notifications to its own Bot API server and setting the MTU of the container network to work through tunnels. The development team continues to enhance the platform’s functionality and security features to provide users with a reliable monitoring solution. Visit the project’s GitHub repository for more information.
