📊 Netfox now speaks Prometheus → chart your network in Grafana (v0.8.0)

Hey everyone 👋

Netfox 0.8.0 is out, and it ships something that came straight from this community: a Prometheus-compatible metrics endpoint. 📈

🙏 Huge thanks to @angsak6 — you asked us to expose Netfox's data to Prometheus so you could chart it in Grafana next to the rest of your homelab. Here it is. 🦊

⚡ Turn it on in Settings → Integrations and Netfox serves /metrics in the Prometheus text format. Point

Prometheus at it, drop the series into Grafana, done.

📊 What it exposes

- 🔌 Open ports per host (plus an open-port count)

- 🕒 When each port's state was last observed

- 🟢 Device state — online / offline — and last-seen time per device

- 📶 This Mac's network throughput (rx / tx)

- 🔔 Alert counts by type

🔒 Off by default, yours to expose

- Off by default — nothing listens until you opt in

- Localhost-only, unless you flip it to your LAN (so a Prometheus on your NAS can scrape it)

- Optional bearer token

- Live whenever Netfox is running — it stays in the menu bar, serving with the window closed

📚 Setup, the full metric list, and a sample scrape config: https://netfox.app/docs/integrations

⬇️ Download / update: https://github.com/gfazioli/netfox-website/releases/tag/v0.8.0 (or Netfox → Check for Updates…)

If you run Prometheus + Grafana at home, give it a spin and share your dashboards — I'd love to see them. 📸 And keep the requests coming: this one went from idea to shipped because someone asked. 🙌