there are many questions .... read below:
- It can be installed in such a way that in case of an OS / HW, in case of 
other error or if the software stops on another machine, the given task is 
high, the availability of the service itself is high.
- It should be possible to write accessories according to your needs.
- The system has detailed technical and programmable documentation
- Database and data storage capabilities are required to be able to handle 
about 25k + host and their associated 1-3m measurements
- You need to be able to work with older monitoring solutions
- The system should be able to track changes in the operated systems 
without human intervention (eg new LUNs, emerging-terminating VMs, ports, 
etc.)
- Generate manual and scheduled reports from measured data
- Hosts, measurements, alarms can be created from pre-made templates
- In case of load, the situation can be resolved by involving new servers
- Existing configured hosts can be copied) as for template)
- Settings should be possible on both sides, but preferably limited to one 
page (either client or server side)
- It should be possible to generate an alarm from several input data - eg a 
measurement is OK on server A, but not on server B, then the alarm should 
be different than if, for example, an error occurs in both cases
- Hierarchical federation (Island - center structure)
- There must be one-way communication between the island and the center, 
only towards the island or only from the island. Communication from the 
island is an advantage
- You can flexibly set which type of information (eg measurements, even per 
host) to keep for how long
- Possibility to export data
- Time-based automation option (preferably not textually defined actions in 
action plans)
- Is it possible to create individual reports.
- Two levels of alerts, so systems under deployment should not appear in 
front of the Help Desk, but should be visible to operators on demand.
- How to "tag" 1-1 alarms individually, but even from a template, to which 
group the given alarm belongs. For example: Linux server CPU load Linux 
group, B linux server CPU load DBA group, etc.…

Stuart Clark a következőt írta (2021. augusztus 21., szombat, 22:34:55 
UTC+2):

> On 21/08/2021 21:19, Henriett Braunné Bokor wrote:
> > Hello!
> >
> > Our company is currently piloting the Prometheus application.
> > During the pilot, we had a couple of questions, the answers to which 
> > would greatly help our work. Could you possibly help with any info, docs?
> > - It can be installed in such a way that in case of an OS / HW, in 
> > case of other error or if the software stops on another machine, the 
> > given task is high, the availability of the service itself is high.
> > - It should be possible to write accessories according to your needs.
> > - The system has detailed technical and programmable documentation
> > - Database and data storage capabilities are required to be able to 
> > handle about 25k + host and their associated 1-3m measurements
> > - You need to be able to work with older monitoring solutions
> > - The system should be able to track changes in the operated systems 
> > without human intervention (eg new LUNs, emerging-terminating VMs, 
> > ports, etc.)
> > - Generate manual and scheduled reports from measured data
> > - Hosts, measurements, alarms can be created from pre-made templates
> > - In case of load, the situation can be resolved by involving new servers
> > - Existing configured hosts can be copied) as for template)
> > - Settings should be possible on both sides, but preferably limited to 
> > one page (either client or server side)
> > - It should be possible to generate an alarm from several input data - 
> > eg a measurement is OK on server A, but not on server B, then the 
> > alarm should be different than if, for example, an error occurs in 
> > both cases
> > - Hierarchical federation (Island - center structure)
> > - There must be one-way communication between the island and the 
> > center, only towards the island or only from the island. Communication 
> > from the island is an advantage
> > - You can flexibly set which type of information (eg measurements, 
> > even per host) to keep for how long
> > - Possibility to export data
> > - Time-based automation option (preferably not textually defined 
> > actions in action plans)
> > - Is it possible to create individual reports.
> > - Two levels of alerts, so systems under deployment should not appear 
> > in front of the Help Desk, but should be visible to operators on demand.
> > - How to "tag" 1-1 alarms individually, but even from a template, to 
> > which group the given alarm belongs. For example: Linux server CPU 
> > load Linux group, B linux server CPU load DBA group, etc.…
> >
> > Many thanks for your help.
> >
> What are your actual questions? That just looks to be a set of 
> requirements. Have you actually tried out Prometheus?
>
> -- 
> Stuart Clark
>
>

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