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I’m looking for open-source tools or libraries for detecting anomalies in time series data, logs, or metrics. Ideally, something that can be integrated into monitoring pipelines (e.g. for observability, security, or fraud detection).

Would love to hear what tools you’ve used in production or projects — and what worked (or didn’t). Bonus points for tools with active communities or that are easily customizable.

Thanks!

We are building monitoring platform which process billions of metrics in a day. We want to build Anomoly deduction for those metrics.

Any recommendations for open source tools for Anomoly deduction with scale?

I’m developing a system in Go that maintains a fixed pool of Docker containers (e.g., 10) running a specific image (like ‘node’), where each container remains alive (using a command like tail -f) to be ready for executing arbitrary commands via docker exec. The system tracks the workload of each container, distributes commands to the least loaded one, and monitors container health to automatically restart or replace unhealthy instances.

I’m aware of the official Docker Go SDK (github.com/docker/docker/client) for managing containers, but I’m curious if there are any higher-level tools or libraries in Go that provide additional support for scheduling, load balancing, or enhanced health monitoring of containers in such a setup. Has anyone built or used libraries that streamline this kind of container orchestration and command execution?

Any insights, recommendations, or experiences would be greatly appreciated!

Today I noticed uBlock origin is removed from Chrome. Can someone explain why?

What are the alternatives to uBlock?

Hello,

I am going to work on my new SaaS product in React and Node.js(and Python). I don’t want to build basic feature like Auth, Teams and other basic functionality. Also expecting good react components and sidebar navigations and filters functionality and planning to use Postgres or MongoDB and redis for caching. I am looking for open source projects with above features with MIT and Apache license.

Can you suggest some projects?