Hi, all.
I'm trying to match the left bracket character '[' with a regex and seem to
be hitting some issues. I've tried with the octal sequence \133 and the hex
sequence \x5B but both return either false positive matches or the
following error:
Error executing query: invalid parameter "query":
Hello, community,
I have metrics with labels as shown below:
*b2_meta_license_info*{instance="10.48.153.119:9000",
job="kubernetes", *purchased_size="3",
owner="1"*}
*b2_meta_license_info*{instance="10.48.153.19:9000", job="kubernetes",
*purchased_size="5",
owner="2"*}
*b2_meta_license_info*{ins
I want to export data from prometheus and import to another one.
Found three posts and all of them said just put snapshots to the new one
under storage.tsdb.path/snapshots and it's okay.
However I can't reproduce it.
I read these posts
1. https://www.robustperception.io/taking-snapshots-of-prometh
On 13.04.21 19:35, Mohan Nagandlla wrote:
> Hi team
> May I know that how the rate() function will work.i just need to calculate
> the container_cpu_usage_ in CPU cores when I am using it I am
> getting exact core values in a rate. I want to do it manually so may I know
> the calculation or
Hi ,
We have implemented a custom exporter by using the python client library.
We have 400 metrics for each ethernet port and we have around 38
ethernet ports.
for index,metric in enumerate(network_snmp_counters):
g = GaugeMetricFamily(metric, 'Per Port Counters', labels=['portNumber'])
It makes no difference to have different intervals. Prometheus schedules
each target individually, so performance only depends on the total number
of targets.
On Wed, Apr 21, 2021 at 10:38 AM RAJESH DASARI
wrote:
> Hi ,
>
> I see that we can configure prometheus to have different scraping
> inte
Hi ,
I see that we can configure prometheus to have different scraping
intervals for different jobs.
Do you see any performance degradation? w.r.to memory or CPU usage of
the prometheus if i configure two jobs one has 15s as scraping
interval and another one has 60s has scraping interval. or havi
On 20/04/2021 23:02, barnyb...@gmail.com wrote:
Yes, both URLs on port 9116 are working fine.
If both are working I'd suggest looking at both the scrape interval and
timeout. If you time the requests you are doing manually (e.g. via curl)
how long are they taking compared with the timeout/scr
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