Webinars
Join our live webinars to learn about infrastructure monitoring, observability, and troubleshooting best practices. Watch recordings of past sessions or register for upcoming events.
Past Webinars
Fleet Monitoring with Netdata
Per-second visibility, on-device anomaly detection, and one live view across thousands of distributed nodes.
Netdata AI Now Talks to Your Other Tools to Find Root Cause Faster — and Explain the 'Why' Behind the 'What'
An alert tells you what changed — rarely why. See how Netdata AI now reaches the tools your team already runs, over MCP, …
Network Device Monitoring: Topology Maps and NetFlow Analysis
Interface counters tell you a port is busy. They don't tell you what's flowing through it, or how your network is wired …
OpenTelemetry Monitoring with Netdata
OTLP metrics and logs land natively in Netdata, with the same dashboards, alerting, and query interface as the rest of …
Live Functions for Database & Network Monitoring: Interactive Diagnostics, Zero SSH
See how Netdata's new Live Functions let you analyze slow queries, detect deadlocks, and monitor SNMP network interfaces …
The Runbook is Dead, the Agent is Alive
Co-hosted by ilert and Netdata — explore the shift from static runbooks to AI agents that bridge observability and …
Netdata Cloud MCP Server — AI-Powered Infrastructure Monitoring
See how the Netdata Cloud MCP Server lets AI assistants query your infrastructure in real time — with a live demo.
Actionable Network Device Monitoring with Automated Anomaly Detection and AI Troubleshooting
Stop drowning in polling graphs and alerts that don't lead to answers. Learn how to turn raw SNMP metrics into …
Real-Time Windows Server Monitoring — From Insights to Action
Practical strategies and a live demo for gaining deep visibility into your Windows infrastructure — so you can …
Maximize Uptime & Minimize Stress: Powerful Monitoring Solutions
A practical guide to selecting and implementing monitoring tools that keep your infrastructure running — without the …
Kubernetes Throttling? It Doesn't Have to Suck!
We put a K8s cluster in the lab, overloaded it with CPU-hungry containers, and monitored what happened. Here's what we …






