On 25/07/2022 07:30, BHARATH KUMAR wrote:
I am talking about grafana dashboard. I created a custom variable as
follows:
CPU:
All : <=100,
lt 10 && gt 0 : >0<=10,
lt 30 && gt 10 : >10<=30
So this CPU filter will be added at the top of grafana dashboard. Now
If I select ALL in CPU filter I am n
On 25/07/2022 01:08, nina guo wrote:
Thank you Brian. " up to T - 5 minutesĀ ", this 5 mins is the scraping
interval?
No. The scraping interval doesn't matter. Prometheus will by default
look back at most 5 minutes for a value.
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I am talking about grafana dashboard. I created a custom variable as
follows:
CPU:
All : <=100,
lt 10 && gt 0 : >0<=10,
lt 30 && gt 10 : >10<=30
So this CPU filter will be added at the top of grafana dashboard. Now If I
select ALL in CPU filter I am not able to find the unreachable servers list
Thank you Brian. " up to T - 5 minutes ", this 5 mins is the scraping
interval?
On Monday, July 25, 2022 at 4:43:33 AM UTC+8 Brian Candler wrote:
> The alerting rules run on their own schedule, separately from the scraping
> schedule.
>
> The expression "probe_success == 0" uses the value of t
The alerting rules run on their own schedule, separately from the scraping
schedule.
The expression "probe_success == 0" uses the value of that metric in the
prometheus TSDB *at the current instant of time*. However, the value of a
metric at any given time T is the most recent value *on or befo
On 24/07/2022 11:10, Milad Devops wrote:
hi all
I use Prometheus to create alert rules and hook alerts using alertmanager.
My scenario is as follows:
- The log publishing service sends logs to Prometheus Exporter
- Prometheus takes the logs every second and matches them with our rules
- If the lo
hi all
I use Prometheus to create alert rules and hook alerts using alertmanager.
My scenario is as follows:
- The log publishing service sends logs to Prometheus Exporter
- Prometheus takes the logs every second and matches them with our rules
- If the log applies to our rules, the alertmanager s
Try this as a starting point:
some_metric * scalar(hour() < bool 12)
On Friday, 22 July 2022 at 19:42:47 UTC+1 hamidd...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi everyone
> i m looking for a formula that can make a query just for nights for
> example from 12 pm to 12 am.
> can anyone help me,
> cheers.
>
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