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Netdata Agent Versions & Platforms

Netdata is evolving rapidly and new features are added at a constant pace. Therefore we have frequent release cadence to deliver all these features to use as soon as possible.

Netdata Agents are available in 2 versions:

Release ChannelRelease FrequencySupport Policy & FeaturesSupport DurationBackwards Compatibility
StableAt most once per month, usually every 45 daysReceiving bug fixes and security updates between releasesUp to the 2nd stable release after themPrevious configuration semantics and data are supported by newer releases
NightlyEvery night at 00:00 UTCLatest pre-released featuresUp to the 2nd nightly release after themConfiguration and data of unreleased features may change between nightly releases

"Support Duration" defines the time we consider the release as actively used by users in production systems, so that all features of Netdata should be working like the day they were released. However, after the latest release, previous releases stop receiving bug fixes and security updates. All users are advised to update to the latest release to get the latest bug fixes.

Binary Distribution Packages

Binary distribution packages are provided by Netdata, via CI integration, for the following platforms and architectures:

PlatformPlatform VersionsReleased Packages ArchitectureFormat
Docker under Linux19.03 and laterx86_64, i386, ARMv7, AArch64, POWER8+docker image
Static Builds-x86_64, ARMv6, ARMv7, AArch64, POWER8+.gz.run
Alma Linux8.x, 9.xx86_64, AArch64RPM
Amazon Linux2, 2023x86_64, AArch64RPM
Centos7.xx86_64RPM
Debian10.x, 11.x, 12.xx86_64, i386, ARMv7, AArch64DEB
Fedora37, 38, 39x86_64, AArch64RPM
OpenSUSELeap 15.4, Leap 15.5, Tumbleweedx86_64, AArch64RPM
Oracle Linux8.x, 9.xx86_64, AArch64RPM
Redhat Enterprise Linux7.xx86_64RPM
Redhat Enterprise Linux8.x, 9.xx86_64, AArch64RPM
Ubuntu20.04, 22.04, 23.10x86_64, i386, ARMv7DEB

IMPORTANT: Linux distributions frequently provide binary packages of Netdata. However, the packages you will find at the distributions' repositories may be outdated, incomplete, missing significant features or completely broken. We recommend to use the packages we provide.

Third party Supported Binary Packages

The following distributions always provide the latest stable version of Netdata:

PlatformPlatform VersionsReleased Packages Architecture
Arch LinuxLatestAll the Arch supported architectures
MacOS BrewLatestAll the Brew supported architectures

Builds from Source

We guarantee Netdata builds from source for the platforms we provide automated binary packages. These platforms are automatically checked via our CI, and fixes are always applied to allow merging new code into the nightly versions.

The following builds from source should usually work, although we don't regularly monitor if there are issues:

PlatformPlatform Versions
Linux DistributionsLatest unreleased versions
FreeBSD and derivatives13-STABLE
Gentoo and derivativesLatest
Arch Linux and derivativeslatest from AUR
MacOS11, 12, 13
Linux under Microsoft Windows (WSL)Latest

Static Builds and Unsupported Linux Versions

The static builds of Netdata can be used on any Linux platform of the supported architectures. The only requirement these static builds have is a working Linux kernel, any version. Everything else required for Netdata to run, is inside the package itself.

Static builds usually miss certain features that require operating-system support and cannot be provided in a generic way. These features include:

  • IPMI hardware sensors support
  • systemd-journal features
  • eBPF related features

When platforms are removed from the Binary Distribution Packages list, they default to install or update Netdata to a static build. This may mean that after platforms become EOL, Netdata on them may lose some of its features. We recommend to upgrade the operating system before it becomes EOL, to continue using all the features of Netdata.


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