# Harbor Scale

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Stop wrestling with TOML files. Meet Harbor Lighthouse: the blazing-fast, open-source telemetry agent written in Go. One command to install, zero config nightmares. Monitor Linux, Docker, and custom scripts instantly. The lightweight, production-ready monitoring solution you’ve been waiting for.](/content/blog/harbor-lighthouse-we-fixed-what-everyone-hates-about-telemetry-collection/index.html)

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Building production AI is 20% models, 80% engineering. Discover how Harbor AI evolved into a secure analytical engine using table-level isolation, tiered memory, and specialized tools. A deep dive into moving beyond prompt engineering to reliable architecture](/content/blog/building-an-ai-data-analyst-the-engineering-nightmares-nobody-warns-you-about/index.html)

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We’re open-sourcing Telemetry Harbor: the same high-performance ingest stack we run in the cloud, now fully self-hostable. Built on Go, TimescaleDB, Redis, and Grafana, it’s production-ready out of the box. Your data, your rules clone, run docker compose, and start sending telemetry.](/content/blog/we-built-it-then-we-freed-it-telemetry-harbor-goes-open-source/index.html)

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We rewrote Telemetry Harbor’s ingest pipeline from Python FastAPI to Go after hitting severe performance limits. The switch delivered 10x efficiency, improved data integrity with strict typing, and gave us a stable, scalable foundation for high-volume time-series data ingestion.](/content/blog/from-python-to-go-why-we-rewrote-our-ingest-pipeline-at-telemetry-harbor/index.html)

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We've rebuilt our ingest API from the ground up in Go, making V2 faster and more efficient than ever before.\
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What's New in V2\
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Complete Rewrite for Performance\
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Our V2 API represents a ground-up rebuild focused on performance and scalability. This architectural improvement delivers faster response](/content/blog/telemetry-harbor-v2-api-launch/index.html)