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  1. User Story:
    As a Platform Engineer managing distributed Kubernetes infrastructure,
    I want to deploy PRTG Multi-Platform Probes natively within Kubernetes clusters
    so that I can ensure continuous network monitoring with high availability and reduced infrastructure complexity.

    Acceptance Criteria:
    - PRTG Multi-Platform Probes can be deployed as native Kubernetes resources (e.g., via Helm chart or Operator) without requiring Docker-specific host capabilities.
    - The deployed probes support high availability and auto-recovery.
    - All core probe monitoring features are functional and compatible when running inside Kubernetes, matching the capabilities available on standard Docker or VM-based deployments.

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    Hi there,


    Great news! Your idea has been approved and moved to the next stage on Paessler.


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  2. As a PRTG admin I want to know what sensor types are on each probe. For example if there are heavy probes like WMI running I have a more limited capacity on the probe so having the count would be helpful so that I can manage probe capacity (could be an addition to the PRTG Status page /status.htm?tabid=1).

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    Great news! Your idea has been approved and moved to the next stage on Paessler.


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  3. As a DevOps engineer who is user of OpenTelemetry and PRTG I would like to be able to send metrics and events from the Otel collector to PRTG (OTLP) so that I can have my monitoring and observability data in one tool.

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