Operate the entire monitoring lifecycle.
Learn the product from architecture through production operations. This reference follows the current development state and documents implemented behavior, configuration, and boundaries.
Fast path
Run the local stack.
The local-process workflow starts PostgreSQL and NATS in Docker, then runs migrations, Go services, downloadable agent builds, and the UI.
Follow the complete quick startTerminal
git clone https://github.com/yassinebenameur/probara.git
cd probara
cp .env.example .env
# Set ADMIN_JWT_SECRET (32+ chars) and PUBLIC_BASE_URL in .env
make start-all-localWhat are you here to do?
Deploy the platform
Choose the local-process, Docker Compose, or Helm path and understand required secrets.
Build your monitor fleet
Configure all 18 monitor types, locations, quorum, dependencies, agents, and pushes.
Design incident response
Set sensitivity, route notifications, suppress maintenance, and publish incidents.
Harden production
Review network destination policy, secret encryption, SSO, NATS, and tenant isolation.
Browse all documentation.
Start here
Getting startedRun Probara locally and create your first monitor.Architecture & conceptsServices, data flow, tenancy, and the monitor lifecycle.Use Probara
Monitor referenceEvery monitor type, shared field, and check behavior.Locations & meshPrivate workers, quorum, ingest, and connectivity mesh.Alerting & incidentsSensitivity, routing, lifecycle, maintenance, and AI RCA.Status pagesSections, incidents, themes, templates, live updates.Dependencies & analyticsService graph, correlations, dashboard, and rollups.Host agents & pushHost telemetry, installers, heartbeats, and custom metrics.AdministrationTenants, users, RBAC, API keys, SSO, audit, and imports.Build & operate
API referenceAuthentication, conventions, endpoint families, and examples.Configuration variablesEvery service environment variable, default, and constraint.DeploymentDocker Compose, Helm, external services, and scaling.OperationsHealth, metrics, retention, backup, recovery, and testing.SecurityNetwork policy, secrets, credentials, tenancy, and hardening.Private locationsNATS-only workers, result ingest, quorum, and mesh
Every variableService, default, accepted values, and operational effect
API conventionsAuthentication, tenancy, pagination, and endpoint families