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Deploy Prometheus hosting and get a metrics server of your own, with a username and password in front of every page. xCloud runs the pinned Prometheus 3.13.2 image, generates the password, keeps your samples on a persistent volume and serves the UI, query API and remote-write endpoint over HTTPS on your domain. You choose how long metrics are kept and how much disk they may use.
Prometheus is an open-source systems and service monitoring system and a Cloud Native Computing Foundation project. It stores metrics as time series, each identified by a metric name and a set of key/value labels, and lets you query them with PromQL. A single Prometheus server is autonomous: it does not depend on distributed storage. The code is released under the Apache-2.0 licence.
On xCloud it is Prometheus 3.13.2 from the official image, pinned by digest, running as one node with local storage. A Caddy proxy puts Basic Auth in front of the UI, the query API and the remote-write receiver. The shipped configuration collects Prometheus's own metrics every 15 seconds; the install form does not take custom scrape targets or rule files, so your other metrics arrive through remote write. Alertmanager, Grafana and exporters are not part of this template.
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Running Prometheus on the open internet usually means adding your own login layer, a certificate, a data volume and retention flags. Here the install form asks four questions and the rest is set up for you.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Prometheus from the OneClick catalog. Choose a domain, keep or change the admin username, and set the retention time (15d by default) and maximum storage (8GB by default).
Step 02
One click. We start Prometheus 3.13.2, pinned by digest, behind a small Caddy proxy that asks for your username and password. Samples go to the prometheus_data volume, a password is generated if you left it blank, and the site is published over HTTPS.
Step 03
Sign in at your Prometheus URL and run a PromQL query against the server's own metrics, which are collected every 15 seconds from the start. Then give your remote-write clients the Remote Write URL and the same username and password.
This is upstream Prometheus on a single server, set up so nothing answers without your credentials.
Ask questions of your metrics in Prometheus's own query language, from the built-in UI or through the query API.
The receiver is switched on, so other Prometheus servers and agents can push samples to your Remote Write URL with Basic Auth.
Each series is a metric name plus key/value labels, so you can slice one metric by host, job or any label you send.
The UI, the query API and the remote-write endpoint all ask for the username and password. Only a plain health check answers without them.
Samples are dropped after 15 days or once storage reaches 8GB, whichever comes first, unless you pick other limits at install.
Metrics live on the prometheus_data volume, so a Restart from the xCloud dashboard keeps your history.
Hosting for Prometheus where the server, the certificate and the login layer are already taken care of.
Point the Prometheus servers or agents you already run at one Remote Write URL and query everything from a single UI.
Samples are written to a volume on your own Cloud VPS, with the retention time and size you chose.
The query API sits at your HTTPS domain behind the same username and password, ready for a dashboard tool that supports Basic Auth.
The server records its own metrics from the first minute, so you have real series to practise queries on.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for Prometheus hosting. Start where your metrics are today, and resize any time.
Room for the default 8GB of metrics, with disk left to raise the limit.
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More memory and disk for more series, longer retention or heavier queries.
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Yes, and that is what this template does. It runs the official Prometheus 3.13.2 image, pinned by digest, with a Caddy proxy for the login, a persistent prometheus_data volume and HTTPS on your domain. You do not write the Compose file yourself.
The template asks for at least 2048 MB of RAM, 2 CPU cores and 10 GB of disk. That is a modest starting floor. Real needs depend on how many series you store, how often samples arrive, how heavy your queries are and how long you keep data. The 6 GB plan is the starting point here.
A domain, a Prometheus username (admin by default), a password, a metrics retention time (15d by default) and a maximum metrics storage (8GB by default). Leave the password blank and a 24-character one is generated and shown in your dashboard.
It is reachable only through your HTTPS domain, and every request needs the username and password. That covers the UI, the query API and the remote-write endpoint. Only a plain health check answers without credentials. The lifecycle and admin APIs stay disabled.
Use remote write. After install, your dashboard shows a Remote Write URL, which is your domain followed by /api/v1/write. Configure each client with that URL and HTTP Basic Auth using the same username and password you sign in with.
Not through the install form. The shipped configuration only collects Prometheus's own metrics every 15 seconds, and custom scrape settings and rule files are not accepted at install. Send your other metrics in through remote write instead.
No. The install runs two services: Prometheus and the Caddy proxy that handles the login. Alertmanager, Grafana and exporters are separate tools. Grafana has its own OneClick page if you want dashboards next to it.
Open your site's Environment tab, change PROMETHEUS_PASSWORD, then click Save & Redeploy. After that, update every remote-write client, because they sign in with the same password. Until you do, their samples are rejected.
Yes. The template allows 10 queries at once, stops any query after two minutes and accepts up to 128 web connections. These limits keep one heavy query from taking the whole server down.
No. It is a single Prometheus server with local storage, and the data is not replicated. Keep the storage on the server's local disk. Upstream warns that network filesystems such as NFS can corrupt the data.
Back up the complete prometheus_data volume, which holds all of your stored samples. Nothing schedules that copy for you, so run it yourself, and always take one before an upgrade or a retention change. Keep the username and password with it.
The install stays on its pinned 3.13.2 image until you redeploy with a newer template version. Existing sites are never upgraded automatically. Back up prometheus_data first and read the upstream release notes before you move.
Yes. Prometheus is open source under the Apache-2.0 licence, so the software has no licence fee. You pay only for the dedicated Cloud VPS it runs on.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
Pick a domain, set your retention limits and start querying. Resize the server when your metrics grow.