Introduction

Telmoni provides resilient monitoring infrastructure for scheduled background jobs, pipelines, and autonomous AI agents. These documentation pages describe the open core platform, console interface, and HTTP API as implemented today.

Platform capabilities

Telmoni open core provides the foundational workspace and operational substrate:

• Self-hosted deployment: Run the complete platform on your own infrastructure using Docker Compose or Kubernetes, backed by PostgreSQL 17 with pgvector and Redis 7.
• Organizations and projects: A clean two-tier tenancy model. Top-level organizations encapsulate projects, organization-level settings, and rolled-up audit events. Projects isolate API keys, notification connectors, and execution environments.
• Members and roles: Role-based access control with three clear roles—Owner, Admin, and Member—governing both organization administration and project resources.
• Audit log: Tamper-evident audit logging linking every state mutation into a cryptographic SHA-256 hash chain, verified nightly by background sweeps.
• Notifications and connectors: Real-time feed updates and fan-out dispatch to Slack, Discord, and signed Webhooks.
• API keys and /v1 API: Scoped telmoni_ project tokens with zero-downtime 24-hour rotation grace periods, authenticating the read-only API.

Where to start

1. Self-hosting overview: Architecture, hardware specifications, and deployment models.
2. Docker Compose quickstart: Deploying the full stack in minutes on a single machine.
3. Signing up and signing in: Provisioning your initial organization and default project.
4. Organizations and projects: Workspace tenancy, project isolation, and lifecycle management.
5. Members and invitations: Inviting collaborators and managing roles.