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Opstrace

A management layer on top of independent open source observability tools

Automates deployment of Prometheus, Cortex, and Loki and configures them to store data in your own S3 or GCS buckets. This means you keep control of the data and pay the price of storage from your existing cloud provider. Supports multiple tenants e.g. prod vs dev, and deals with scaling them. Existing Prometheus instances can be configured to send data to Opstrace.

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Nushell

A shell where everything is data.

The first thing you notice is running `ls` outputs a structured table. All output is actually data, so it is like interacting with a spreadsheet. Nushell applies the Unix philosophy of piping commands but allows for commands like `ls | where size > 1kb`. Supports parsing data like CSV and JSON. You can script your own commands. Cross platform.

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Etebase

E2E encrypted Firebase-like database and SDK.

Open source end-to-end encryption based on libsodium. SDKs for JS, Python, Java, Kotlin, C/C++, Rust. Handles sync and user sharing e.g. users collaborating on an encrypted doc. Has specialist types for calendars, tasks, and Markdown notes. Supported by a foundation and a European Commission program.

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Beta announcements

Status and descriptions are from the original edition.

Litestream

Streaming replication for SQLite via files or S3. Database. Open Source. Open access.

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Directus v9 RC

Wrap your SQL database in a GraphQL+REST API. Database. Open Source. Open access.

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Windows Terminal 1.6 Preview

A new terminal for Windows. Developer Tools. Open Source. Open access. This week we were featured on Product Hunt! Check out our profile (https://www.producthunt.com/posts/console) and feel free to leave us a comment. Our first monthly status update (https://blog.console.dev/monthly-status-update-2021-01/) is also on our blog.

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