Telemetry Harbor: Engineering for Observability and SRE

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We Built It, Then We Freed It: Telemetry Harbor Goes Open Source

We Built It, Then We Freed It: Telemetry Harbor Goes Open Source

We’re open-sourcing Telemetry Harbor: the same high-performance ingest stack we run in the cloud, now fully self-hostable. Built on Go, TimescaleDB, Redis, and Grafana, it’s production-ready out of the box. Your data, your rules clone, run docker compose, and start sending telemetry.

From Python to Go: Why We Rewrote Our Ingest Pipeline at Telemetry Harbor

From Python to Go: Why We Rewrote Our Ingest Pipeline at Telemetry Harbor

Telemetry Harbor V2 API Launch

Telemetry Harbor V2 API Launch

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We Built It, Then We Freed It: Telemetry Harbor Goes Open Source

We Built It, Then We Freed It: Telemetry Harbor Goes Open Source

We’re open-sourcing Telemetry Harbor: the same high-performance ingest stack we run in the cloud, now fully self-hostable. Built on Go, TimescaleDB, Redis, and Grafana, it’s production-ready out of the box. Your data, your rules clone, run docker compose, and start sending telemetry.

Telemetry Harbor V2 API Launch

Telemetry Harbor V2 API Launch

Engineering

From Python to Go: Why We Rewrote Our Ingest Pipeline at Telemetry Harbor

From Python to Go: Why We Rewrote Our Ingest Pipeline at Telemetry Harbor

We rewrote Telemetry Harbor’s ingest pipeline from Python FastAPI to Go after hitting severe performance limits. The switch delivered 10x efficiency, improved data integrity with strict typing, and gave us a stable, scalable foundation for high-volume time-series data ingestion.