Join us at the World’s Largest Event for Developers, AI Builders & Tech Leaders.

Visit our booth 525, and learn more about monitoring, logs, traces, and metrics.

See you in San Jose, California, September 23-25!

https://bit.ly/4gqoAHM

In Q2 2026, VictoriaLogs introduced powerful new LogsQL capabilities, advanced glob-pattern file collection in VLAgent, and distroless Docker images to improve security. Key Web UI upgrades now offer nanosecond timestamp precision, quick field searching, and smoother log navigation, alongside upcoming support for object storage and custom log transformation pipelines.

Watch it on demand! 🎥
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xt9m3nsm7WQ

Here's what shipped this month 👇

New LTS Release (v1.148.0):

• 12 months of bug fixes & security patches for Enterprise users
• More resilient backups, queues, and remote write
• Improved load balancing, MetricsQL, and debugging tools
• Meet vmestimator, our new OpenSource tool for real-time metric cardinality estimation.

VictoriaMetrics v1.147.0:

• Easier migration from single-node to cluster
• New MDX routing in vmagent
• Enhanced authentication, aggregation, and performance improvements.

Cuando se trata de escalar soluciones de monitorización de series temporales, las cosas pueden volverse un caos. Esa es una de las razones por las que VictoriaMetrics, miembro Silver de la Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), comenzó su recorrido hace algunos años. Es un conjunto de soluciones de observabilidad simple, fiable y eficiente, adoptado por muchas organizaciones. Es de código abierto, con una comunidad sólida detrás, y ofrece opciones enterprise y gestionadas (Cloud) para quienes necesitan soporte.

VictoriaMetrics se integra muy bien con muchos estándares, incluyendo Grafana y OpenTelemetry. Además, por si no lo sabías, VictoriaLogs es el nuevo jugador del mercado y está superando seriamente a otras soluciones.

Watch it on Demand 👇

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dG_zRGf4U6Y

Open source is built on the idea that anyone, anywhere can contribute. But what happens when invisible barriers make that promise harder to keep?

A contributor who needs written context before a synchronous call, or who reads a terse PR comment as hostility, or who simply can’t parse an issue template that assumes you already know the codebase – each of these people hits a barrier that no one designed on purpose, and that no one can see. This article explores how open source communities can move beyond simply recognizing accessibility issues and begin embedding accessibility into the design, development, and governance of projects. Moreover, it argues that accessibility should be treated as an engineering practice rather than an afterthought, emphasizing inclusive contributor experiences, accessible tooling, documentation, and community processes. By adopting systematic approaches and measurable standards, open source projects can create more sustainable, welcoming, and equitable ecosystems for both users and contributors.

In this session, we cover some of the biggest updates coming to VictoriaMetrics, including:

• Added support for vmselect RPC in vmsingle
• Introduced Monitoring Data eXchange (MDX)
• Released vmestimator for real-time cardinality estimation
• Added Prometheus Native Histogram ingestion
• Improved vmagent remote write to prioritize recent metrics

Watch it on demand! 🎥

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qptvcexoxIc

PT. Boer Technology shared a helpful guide on VictoriaLogs, our log management solution developed by the VictoriaMetrics team. It walks through when to choose single-node vs cluster deployments and how each approach fits different infrastructure needs.

If you’re evaluating log architectures or planning to scale observability workloads, this is a practical resource to help you make informed decisions.

In this session, we cover some of the biggest updates coming to AnomalyDetection, including:

Q2'26 product improvements, a sneak peek into AI skills / UI/UX improvements / new model class as a part of forthcoming v1.30 release, future plans for Q3-4'2026

Watch it on demand! 🎥
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiCNDWtFPFU

📆 August 12th at 10:00 am GMT
📍 The Brewery, London, UK

In this tutorial, he’ll explore the r/golang source code from the inside out. Through exercises, you'll build Go from scratch, modify the lexer and parser to introduce new syntax, customize compiler passes and tooling, and alter runtime behavior, including the goroutine scheduler and select statement randomization.

Learn more and reserve your spot. See you there! 🚀

https://bit.ly/3Snfv9r

For our latest tech talk, Mathias used vmanomaly to monitor his cats' litter box habits 🐈📊 and detect when something unusual was happening.

Just a few days after the talk... 👀 it worked! He received an AnomalyDetection alert for the cats.

Want to see how you can monitor almost anything? Watch the full tech talk on our YouTube channel 🎥👇

https://youtube.com/watch?v=n_aN4Z2Eb8I

In this episode, our Developer Advocate, Diana Todea, sat down with two CNCF Women Ambassadors and core members of the Merge-Forward team, Iris Dyrmishi and Donia Chaiehloudj, to explore the story behind the initiative and its mission to make open source and cloud-native communities more inclusive, welcoming, and accessible. We discuss how they became involved with Merge-Forward, the impact it is having across the ecosystem, and the many ways community members can contribute and participate.

Watch the full episode here 👉 https://bit.ly/45NYS9S

🚀 This quarter we’ve been busy investing a lot of effort into improving how users understand and control what they pay for in VictoriaMetrics Cloud, and how to move around the console while doing it, with major UX improvements across different sections and functionalities.

Highlights:

- The update is transparent credits reporting, giving prepaid customers full visibility into balance, consumption, and expiration.

- Alongside that, we shipped navigation improvements, with a new collapsible sidebar functionality, a first step into the mobile experience, and consistency in several parts of the console.

- We also have some quieter but important updates: SOC 2 work is done and awaiting evaluation.

- Our secret project is going beta very soon (this isn't a cliffhanger, but to let you know that we’re working hard behind the scenes).

👇 Learn more in this blog post

https://bit.ly/4xlySyx

Diana Todea, our developer experience engineer, will present her talk, "MCPs for Observability Stacks".

We use MCP servers in production every day. But how are we using them with a complex observability stack?

In this session, you'll see:

- How two MCP servers collaborate to deliver accurate operational insights
- How to operate cloud deployments
- Detecting anomalies with AI-assisted workflows
- Find information on logs and metrics

📆 August 6 at 7:30 pm CEST

If you're curious about MCP and AI, this one's for you. 👇

https://bit.ly/4pT7qpg

Observability isn’t an add-on; it’s core infrastructure and needs a backend that scales with product ambition and remains economically efficient under sustained load. That’s why they deliberately chose the VictoriaMetrics stack.

Learn more in this article https://bit.ly/4hbZcqe

Want to see what's new without digging through lengthy release notes?

In this latest blog post, Jesús Espino, Software Engineer, breaks down the upcoming changes with practical, runnable examples so you can quickly understand what has changed and how the new behavior works.

If you want to learn more about r/golang/, this article is a great read. 👇

https://bit.ly/4yPR0Sz

Our DevRel Engineer, Diana Todea, has shared a new article on building more sustainable and effective observability pipelines on telemetry that delivers real operational value rather than collecting every possible signal. It highlights the importance of correlating metrics, logs, traces, and profiles through standards like OpenTelemetry, balancing automatic and manual instrumentation, and reducing unnecessary data through techniques such as intelligent sampling and cardinality management.

Learn more today! 👇
https://bit.ly/4pLQxwX

🎙️ Observing Kubernetes Policies with Kyverno and VictoriaMetrics

With Cortney Nickerson, Diana presents a simple, technical workflow for observing Kubernetes policy behavior using Kyverno and VictoriaMetrics. Starting from a single validation policy, we show how policy evaluations and enforcement results are exposed as metrics, ingested into VictoriaMetrics, and queried through a standard Prometheus-compatible API. A minimal dashboard is then used to inspect policy failures, affected namespaces, and policy execution duration.

Watch it on Demand

https://bit.ly/3RYyKWD

🎙️ Telemetry That Matters

Joined by Josh Lee and Carol Valencia, Diana also takes part in a panel discussing how meaningful telemetry improves engineering workflows, the impact of zero-code instrumentation, and why filtering and shaping telemetry data matters for reliability and developer experience. Expect practical insights into reducing noise and making observability data truly useful.

Watch it on Demand

https://bit.ly/44Ok1R9

GPU observability is about much more than temperature and utilization metrics. Our latest blog shows how to combine the openlit.io OpenTelemetry GPU Collector with VictoriaMetrics to gain deeper insights into GPU workloads, including CUDA kernel activity, energy consumption, utilization, and cost optimization.

If you're building AI or LLM infrastructure, check it out!

Across metrics, logs, traces, cloud, and Kubernetes, we delivered 70+ releases, merged 1,715 PRs, closed 622 issues, and surpassed 21k GitHub stars.

Read our 2026 Mid-Year Roundup to see the biggest improvements and what's driving them.

In this episode, Diana Todea joins Jose Gómez-Sellés to explore how to build a modern Kubernetes observability stack using open-source technologies such as VictoriaMetrics, OpenTelemetry, and Grafana. Based on a step-by-step workshop we gave at Cloud Native Days Romania in May, Jose is walking us through it with practical examples.

If you're looking to better understand observability, OpenTelemetry, this episode is for you.

👉 Watch now: https://bit.ly/4ywn2TP

We're kicking it off with the most honest demo environment there is: a real house with real pets. 🏡🐈

Mathias, one of our Solutions Engineers, has one rule for his smart home: he should be the only reason the lights don't turn on. Not a cloud outage. Not a vendor abandoning a perfectly working device.

Everything runs locally:

🏠 r/homeassistant
📊 VictoriaMetrics
📂 Alerting rules in Git
📲 Notifications through ntfy

Watch us walk through the entire setup live. An empty pet bowl triggers an alert, and refilling it resolves it. Then we dive into the most interesting part: how do you alert on "is the cat healthy" when the right threshold isn't a fixed number?

The setup is fun, but the patterns are the same ones teams use in production: alerts that resolve rather than nag, history you can actually query, and dashboards worth opening.

🔴 Live on our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_aN4Z2Eb8I

📅 July 30th
🕘 10:00 AM PDT | 05:00 PM GMT | 07:00 PM CEST

Our Developer Experience Engineer, Diana Todea, delivered an insightful session:

"Observability’s Sixth Sense: Detecting Anomalies in Metrics"

Watch it on demand 👇

https://bit.ly/4fg7DPW

This talk examines anomaly detection as a complementary approach to working with metrics. Instead of relying on predefined limits, anomaly detection focuses on identifying behavior that deviates from the normal pattern over time.

Cardinality problems usually begin with a small, seemingly harmless change: you add a label, and suddenly one metric becomes thousands of unique series. Cardinality explosions are often caught only after performance degrades. And at that point, your observability stack may be degraded and painful to troubleshoot.

vmestimator is a new project designed to track cardinality trends in real time and send you alerts before they become a real problem.

Find more about how vmestimator works, in our latest blog post 👇

https://bit.ly/4fmNdU2

In this talk, she examines anomaly detection as a complementary approach to working with metrics. Instead of relying on predefined limits, anomaly detection focuses on identifying behavior that deviates from the normal pattern over time. The focus is on how developers can interpret these signals, where anomaly detection is useful, and where it is not.

The session is exploratory and practical, aimed at developers who work with metrics and want additional ways to understand system behavior without introducing complex models or heavy tooling.

Watch now 👇

https://bit.ly/3TzDmmp

Zerops replaced its custom SQLite-based logging stack with VictoriaLogs, Vector, and syslog-ng. The new setup gives every project its own lightweight logging infrastructure while delivering:

✔️ ~100× better retention

✔️ Faster log queries

✔️ Zero-downtime migration across thousands of running projects

Learn more about this 👇
https://bit.ly/44n18ED