Roadmap
What the released versions of myriarch contain, what comes next and what is deliberately not planned.
Myriarch is an open-source OpAMP server and fleet manager for OpenTelemetry Collectors. This section is about the project itself: where it is going, how it is run, how to take part and how it is built. The product documentation is under Documentation.
The facts in one place: scope, license, maturity and version.
The OpAMP Supervisor alone, your own server and Myriarch, and when Myriarch is not the right choice.
Short answers to the questions that come up first.
What the released versions contain, what comes next and what is not planned.
Notable changes of every release.
Verified facts about the software Myriarch builds on, with sources and dates.
Report a problem, propose a change, send a contribution.
The roles in the project and how to move between them.
The standards of behavior in the community.
How decisions are made and by whom.
The people who maintain the project.
Who uses myriarch, and how to add your organization.
Report a vulnerability privately; supported versions.
The mark, colors and the rules for using the name.
No cookies, no analytics, no third-party requests.
Why the system is built the way it is.
The protocols and behaviors that code and tests follow.
Toolchain, gates, web UI and end-to-end tests.
Questions, bug reports and ideas go to the issue tracker. Read Contributing before you send a change. Report a vulnerability privately, as described in the security policy, never in a public issue.
What the released versions of myriarch contain, what comes next and what is deliberately not planned.
Myriarch is an open-source OpAMP server and fleet manager for OpenTelemetry Collectors. Facts on scope, license, maturity and version.
A neutral comparison of the OpAMP Supervisor alone, a server built on opamp-go and Myriarch, with sources and dates, and when Myriarch is not the right choice.
Short answers about myriarch, OpAMP and the OpAMP Supervisor, the OpenTelemetry Operator, version updates, rollback, what it needs and how to take part.
Notable changes of every myriarch release, including unreleased work, in the Keep a Changelog format.
How to report problems, propose changes and send contributions to myriarch, the checks before a pull request and the sign-off.
How decisions are made in the myriarch project, who makes them, and how a contributor can become a maintainer.
How to report a vulnerability privately and which versions receive fixes.
The standards of behavior in the myriarch community, and how violations are reported and handled.
The people who maintain the myriarch project, and how to reach them about the project itself.
Organizations that use myriarch in their environments, and how to add yours to the list.
The roles in the myriarch project, from contributor to maintainer, and how a contributor moves between them.
The mark, colors, clear space and the rules for using the name and logo of myriarch.