Re: [prometheus-users] Tracking Metrics Per Session/Request

On 03/07/2023 19:59, KW wrote: Hello, I work with an ASP.NET Core API that uses sessions to store the user's state. The API calls out to many other different microservices to run logic based on the user's request, we update and save the state on the server, and return the relevant

[prometheus-users] Tracking Metrics Per Session/Request

Hello, I work with an ASP.NET Core API that uses sessions to store the user's state. The API calls out to many other different microservices to run logic based on the user's request, we update and save the state on the server, and return the relevant information in the response. I'm looking to

Re: [prometheus-users] How to override severity of a built in alert?

Hi David, Prometheus does not have built-in alerts, but I assume you are using some framework around Prometheus that configures a "KubeJobFailed" alert? Is it kube-prometheus with the kubernetes-mixin (since that includes an example alert by that name:

[prometheus-users] How to override severity of a built in alert?

Hi - How can I modify the severity of built in alert KubeJobFailed from warning to info? I don't want to change anything else about the built in alert, only the severity. And I only want to change the one alert, KubeJobFailed, not any other. I need to change the severity to info so PagerDuty