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Default port allocations
See https://prometheus.io/docs/instrumenting/writing_exporters/#port-numbers for why this exists. Integrations other than exporters (e.g. adapters, webhooks) may also be listed here.
Please look for open ports on this list (Ctrl+F "FREE") before adding a new port. Thanks!
If you do not have a public repository with working code or you do not intend to immediately begin work on a project, please do not allocate a port.
Port | Protocol | Component |
---|---|---|
9090 | http | Prometheus server |
9091 | http | Pushgateway |
9092 | n/a | UNALLOCATED (to avoid collision with Kafka) |
9093 | http | Alertmanager |
9094 | ? | Alertmanager clustering |
Please look for open ports on this list (Ctrl+F "FREE") before adding a new port. Thanks!
If you do not have a public repository with working code or you do not intend to immediately begin work on a project, please do not allocate a port.
Add new exporters above. If there's a gap try to fill it, otherwise add 1 to the last entry.
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