Nightingale is a fork of Open-Falcon, and all the core modules have been greatly optimized. It integrates the best practices of DiDi. You can think of it as the next generation of Open-Falcon, and use directly in production environment.
## Documentation
Nightingale user manual: [https://n9e.didiyun.com/](https://n9e.didiyun.com/)
We has offered a Docker demo for the users who want to give it a try. Before you get started, make sure you have installed **Docker**&**docker-compose** and there are some details you should know.
* We highly recommend users prepare a new VM environment to use it.
* All the core components will be installed on your OS according to the `docker-compose.yaml`.
* Nightingale will use the following ports, `80`, `5800`, `5810`, `5811`, `5820`, `5821`, `5830`, `5831`, `5840`, `5841`, `6379`, `2058`, `3306`.
Okay. Run it! Once the docker finish its jobs, visits http://your-env-ip in your broswer. Default username and password is `root:root`.
Nightingale is developed in open. Here we set up an organization, [github.com/n9e](https://github.com/n9e), which is used to communicate and contribute. We sincerely hope more developers can use their creativity to make lots of related projects for the Nightingale ecosystem.
