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Kapacitor

Administration

Upgrade to Kapacitor v1

Upgrade to the latest version of Kapacitor.

Configure Kapacitor

Configure Kapacitor with configuration files options, environment variables, or the Kapacitor HTTP API.

Security

Protect the data in your Kapacitor instance.

Set up authentication and authorization

An overview of TICK stack authentication and authorization, how to enable authentication in Kapacitor Enterprise, and how to manage users and privileges using the InfluxDB Meta API.

Manage Kapacitor subscriptions

Kapacitor subscribes to InfluxDB and receives all data as it is written to InfluxDB. Learn how Kapacitor subscriptions work and how to configure and manage them.

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