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ExperimentalTool · v1.0.0Observability & Monitoring

Fleet Telemetry Service

Collects structured logs and health metrics from fielded boards and forwards them to the fictional monitoring stack.

Owner: Marcus BellPlatform OpsContact ownerAdded 5 Aug 2026Updated 29 Sep 2026
  • Runs out of the box: yes
  • Tests: yes
  • CI: yes
  • Docs: yes
  • Used in production: no
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Learning demo, not turnkey. This example is experimental: it shows an idea that works on the bench, but it has not been reviewed for production use. Expect rough edges and check with the owner before reusing it.

Purpose#

The Fleet Telemetry Service replaces the Legacy Log Collector. It runs on each board, ships structured log records and a small set of health metrics over MQTT, and buffers on disk while the link is down.

Get the tool#

Product status
Active
Current version
v1.0.0 · released 29 Sep 2026
Platforms
  • Linux (aarch64)
  • Linux (x86_64)
Distribution
Internal
Owning team
Platform Ops
Support
platform-ops@example.com
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Releases#

  1. v1.0.0 (latest)

    • On-disk buffering

    First supported release. On-disk buffering while the uplink is down.

    Release notes for 1.0.0 (opens in a new tab)

  2. v0.9.0

    Pilot release for the lab fleet.

Technologies & features#

Technologies
RustLinuxPrometheusMQTT
Features
Structured LoggingHealth Check
Topics
Observability & MonitoringprimaryEmbedded/Linux

Try it#

Shell
sudo apt install ./fleet-telemetry-service_1.0.0_arm64.deb
fleet-telemetry --config /etc/fleet-telemetry/lab.toml --dry-run

Commands come from the owner’s README. Credentials are never stored here.

Resources#

StatusExperimental
Versionv1.0.0
Product statusActive
OwnerMarcus Bell
TeamPlatform Ops
Slugfleet-telemetry-service
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