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.

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Awesome Go

Telemetry Harbor announces the open-source release of their complete telemetry ingestion platform. The OSS version includes the same production-ready Go-based API, TimescaleDB storage, Redis queuing, and Grafana integration that powers their cloud service. Licensed under Apache 2.0, it can be deployed with a simple docker compose command and supports all existing SDKs. The company explains their decision to open-source as building trust through transparency while maintaining their managed cloud offering for teams preferring hosted solutions.

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

What You're Getting (Spoiler: Everything)

The Complete Package (With Some Smart Omissions)