Hi there,
I have already asked this question on Stackoverflow
<https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66117605/predefined-group-in-prometheus-alerts>,
but recently found this forum and feel like the question is more suitable
here.
I have the following query as part of my prometheus alerting rules in my
rules.yml:
...
- alert: Test1 expr: time() - camel_route_last_exchange_completed_timestamp{
*route="route1|route2|route3...|routex"*}
for: 10s ...
In short: I am looking for the time since the last time stamp *for specific
routes*. However, the query is not as important as the part in brackets /
bold.
I would *prefer to leave out the specific routes* and refer to a *predefined
group** (e.g. route_group_A = "route1|route2|route3...|routex"})* so that
the query is readable:
time() - camel_route_last_exchange_completed_timestamp{route="
*route_group_A*"}
Is this possible? If so, how and in which document to define this?
I tried using templating, but got no further.
Thanks in advance!
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