We’re currently at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2025 in Atlanta, and it’s a great opportunity to connect with the community and share some of the progress we’ve made this year.
It’s been a busy period of development, new releases, and community engagement, all guided by our focus on delivering simple, reliable, and efficient monitoring & observability solutions.
This year saw us blast through the one billion downloads milestone on Docker Hub. This adoption metric is a great Indicator of the trust that users place in our observability platform for the developer and enterprise communities.
Here are some of our main highlights this year:
Spotify R&D successfully migrated from their internal observability system - Heroic - to VictoriaMetrics. This resulted in significant cost savings and improved user experience.
We’ve seen significant adoption this year, and we measure our success by the real-world problems our users solve.
Another nice example is our recent DreamHost case study: When they migrated to VictoriaMetrics, their goal was to solve scaling and resource consumption challenges.
The results demonstrate the efficiency of our products:
As Jordan Tardif, Distinguished Engineer at DreamHost, stated, VictoriaMetrics is “Prometheus, that scales with way less effort & resources.”
Our Co-Founder and CEO, Artem Navoiev explains, “This year has been a significant step forward for our company. Staying self-funded thanks to our amazing customers, we continued to focus on creating simple yet efficient products for engineers. In 2026, we’re determined to go further: Triple down on open source, further improve our metrics, logging and tracing solutions, and stick to our commitment to solve the main observability problem.”
Our engineering efforts have been focused on both long-term stability and the integration of new capabilities.
Here are a few additional key product-related announcements from this year:
To keep pace with the soaring demand for our time-series data, logs, and traces solutions, we’ve expanded our team by 50%. New additions include colleagues in Customer Success, Developer Advocacy, and engineers bolstering both open-source and enterprise offerings. This strategic growth underscores our dedication to delivering top-notch support and innovative solutions to our expanding and diverse customer base.
Connecting with the open-source community remains a priority. This year, our team has participated in numerous events, including LinuxFest Northwest, KubeCon Europe, SREday Cologne, PromCon EU, and many KubeCon CloudNativeDay (KCD) gatherings.
We’ve continued that at KubeCon Atlanta, which is happening this week. We were there to discuss technical challenges related to high-cardinality, multi-tenancy, and long-term storage, or to demonstrate how VictoriaMetrics can help simplify your observability stack.
Next week we’ll be at the Open Source Monitoring Conference (OSMC) in Nuremberg, Germany with four talks. We’ll also have a booth at the conference, so please do come by. We’d love to talk to you and help answer any questions you may have on anything related to open source monitoring and observability. See you there!
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