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StatLite 0.7.1: Windows preview and Telegram health alerts #30
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StatLite 0.7.1 adds a native Windows amd64 preview and a recipe for Telegram
application-health notifications.
What is new in 0.7.1
Windows preview
The Windows zip includes statlite.exe, a short README and a complete
self-monitoring configuration. Extract it into a writable folder, open
PowerShell there and run
.\statlite.exe --config .\statlite.yaml.The preview targets Windows 10 or later on x64. StatLite runs in a terminal;
Windows Service integration, MSI installation and ARM64 are not included.
Local Windows host CPU, physical memory and disk metrics are unavailable.
Application metrics still come from the configured application endpoint.
Telegram health notifications
The external-API recipe sends health-transition and recovery notifications to
Telegram, with reported application and dependency health details.
Clearer first-run setup
The native quickstart now explains that curl and Homebrew install only the
binary. Save the linked self-monitoring configuration before starting StatLite.
Try it
The Docker image includes a self-monitoring demo:
Open http://127.0.0.1:9090. Container history is discarded on removal.
Install the exact release binary on Linux or macOS:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PVRLabs/statlite/v0.7.1/install.sh | STATLITE_VERSION=v0.7.1 shOr install or upgrade with Homebrew:
brew update brew install pvrlabs/tap/statlite # Existing installs: brew upgrade pvrlabs/tap/statliteFor native installs, save the self-monitoring configuration and run
statlite --config ./statlite.yaml. See the installation guide for application setup. Windows users can download the preview zip from the release page and follow the Windows guide below.Learn more
Feedback on the Windows preview is welcome through GitHub issues.
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