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Telegraf 1.36.3, published by InfluxData Inc., is a lightweight, server-based metrics-collection agent written in Go that compiles into a single binary with no external dependencies and extremely low memory overhead. Designed for DevOps, infrastructure, and IoT environments, the program continuously gathers, processes, aggregates, and writes time-series metrics, logs, and other arbitrary data to any supported output destination. Typical use cases include streaming system CPU, memory, disk, and network statistics to InfluxDB, Prometheus, or cloud monitoring services; capturing database performance counters from MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis; ingesting sensor readings from MQTT, Modbus, or OPC-UA endpoints; and forwarding log lines to Elasticsearch, Kafka, or Splunk for centralized analysis. More than 300 built-in plugins—grouped into inputs, processors, aggregators, and outputs—enable users to tailor data pipelines without custom code, while a plugin-driven architecture lets teams enable only the collectors they need, keeping resource usage minimal on edge devices and containers. Configuration is managed through a single TOML file that declares which sources to poll, how often to sample, what transformations to apply, and where to deliver the resulting metrics, making the agent equally suitable for one-off troubleshooting scripts and large-scale, automated deployments. Because the entire application is delivered as a statically linked executable, installation is reduced to copying the binary and starting the service, simplifying roll-outs across Linux, Windows, and macOS hosts. Telegraf 1.36.3 is the first and current version offered in the catalog, reflecting the latest upstream release. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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