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Remember, I told you about a GUI version of FutureRestore was in the works? Its developer has just made it public and here’s how you can download it.

Visit prometheus.io for the full documentation, examples and guides. Prometheus, a Cloud Native Computing Foundation project, is a systems and service monitoring system. It collects metrics from configured targets at given intervals, evaluates rule expressions, displays the results, and can trigger alerts if some condition is observed to be true. Prometheus was the son of the Titan Iapetus and the Oceanid Clymene.Even though a Titan himself, together with his brother Epimetheus, he sided with Zeus during the Titanomachy.However, after helping Zeus to achieve victory in the war, he started a quarrel with him over his supposed unfair treatment of humanity. This led to Prometheus stealing the fire from the gods and gifting it to humanity.

Prometheus is a new GUI version of the FutureRestore utility by Tihmstar. It is developed by hacker Jake James.

You can downgrade and upgrade your iOS devices with a more user-friendly interface. Needless to say, you will still require proper SHSH Blobs to go with it for a successful restore.

It works only with 64-bit iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch devices. Here’s how it looks like in action.

No, it only supports macOS only and is incompatible with Windows and Linux.

The main reason behind this is the incompatibility of FutureRestore with Windows. Since this is only a GUI and not a standalone tool, it inherits those properties from the base utility.

As you already know, the original FutureRestore tool is compatible with Linux but this one isn’t. However, it doesn’t mean that it is impossible.

The developer has already hinted that a Linux version is certainly possible. With that said, some other developer will have to work on the port since Jake doesn’t have enough experience with Linux utilities.

Here is the direct download link for this GUI utility. You also must follow the installation tutorial given below as the developer’s tutorial is only for advanced users.

• Github (official)

Step 1 Download Prometheus-master.zip file using the direct download link given above.

Step 2 Put the Prometheus.app file inside the Applications folder.

Step 3 Now navigate to Applications > Utilities and open Terminal.

Step 4 Enter the command given below.

chmod 777

Step 5 Drag the install.sh file into the Terminal window and press the enter/return key.

Step 6 Perform step 5 once again.

Step 7 The tool will now run. You will receive this error at the very beginning – “It isrecommended to switch debug mode on”.Simply click OK and move on with the restore.

If you geterrors while using install.sh, update your XCode to the latest version, that is, XCode 9 beta.

For updating FutureRestore, perform step 5 again. If you want to update Prometheus, simply download it from the link given above and then follow the installation tutorial. Download adventureworkslt 2012.

This is the perfect time to actually upgrade or downgrade your device if you haven’t already. This tool is surely a good start and hopefully will be ported to Windows soon.

The point is a Windows versions will benefit a lot of users, who otherwise will never be able to use it. If you want Windows compatibility, contact Tihmstar.

With Adam Dodenfeld’s exploits just around the corner, such a tool is certainly indispensable for all users who are currently on iOS 10.3.1 or below.

If you experience errors while installing this tool, just leave a comment below.

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Disclaimer: Prometheus automatically takes care of sending alertsgenerated by its configured alertingrules. It is highlyrecommended to configure alerting rules in Prometheus based on time series datarather than implementing a direct client.

The Alertmanager has two APIs, v1 and v2, both listening for alerts. The schemefor v1 is described in the code snipped below. The scheme for v2 is specified asan OpenAPI specification that can be found in the Alertmanagerrepository.Clients are expected to continuously re-send alerts as long as they are stillactive (usually on the order of 30 seconds to 3 minutes). Clients can push alist of alerts to Alertmanager via a POST request.

The labels of each alert are used to identify identical instances of an alertand to perform deduplication. The annotations are always set to those receivedmost recently and are not identifying an alert.

Both startsAt and endsAt timestamp are optional. If startsAt is omitted,the current time is assigned by the Alertmanager. endsAt is only set if theend time of an alert is known. Otherwise it will be set to a configurabletimeout period from the time since the alert was last received.

The generatorURL field is a unique back-link which identifies the causingentity of this alert in the client.

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