are scraping at
the same time but there is no way the scrapes are happening every
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So are you seeing more frequent requests than you expect? How are you
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With regards to the
dn't think it
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Yes. You need to ensure that you are sending the correct date/time
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any way to reduce the cardinality. (this metric) is too important to drop
some thing like project wise etc by writing rewrite rule. if yes
please advice how ?
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How I can add common tags on metrics?
Any idea how this can be achievable?
You can add labels via relabling, but in general that is not advised.
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the 99th percentile is below 10ms or if the
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Are there any labels for container_cpu_usage_seconds_total &
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>> On 26/11/2021 14:08, Mohammad Khoschnasar wrote:
>> > Hi all,
>> >
>> > I'm a newbie in prometheus. So go easy on me please.
>> >
in your case you'd only have a single one as you only have
one Prometheus server.
You can then use PromQL to query your metrics. Each job automatically
gets both instance & job labels added, so you'd be able to differentiate
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Can anyone enlight me on this ?
We would need to see more of your config file to be sure, but it sounds
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I'm not quite clear what you are wanting to fix?
Alerts will resolve if the alert query stops returning anything, which
seems to be what you are saying is happening. What are you wanting to
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allowing you basic visibility without writing any code. Each metric is
different, with labels used to split things as needed (e.g. for
histograms).
What is the issue you are seeing?
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specific use cases (e.g. cron jobs) rather than being designed to
convert Prometheus to push based. There are other tools to allow systems
being firewalls, etc. to operate as well.
What is the specific use case/issue with using Prometheus as a pull
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might show some errors.
Regarding scrape intervals the maximum that can be used is generally
2-2.5 minutes, so you should reduce the interval from 5 minutes (due to
staleness handling).
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different regions, but it might not be worth the extra cost/complexity.
How frequently are you wanting to scrape those exporters? As CloudWatch
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In general I don't think you can. You can use the absent function, but that
will also alert if the scrape fails (eg. Host is down). You could also use one
of the over_time functions, but that wouldn't be based on the last sample
before scrapes stopped.
However, taking a step back, why do you
On 2021-08-31 10:06, Brian Candler wrote:
On Tuesday, 31 August 2021 at 09:40:38 UTC+1 Stuart Clark wrote:
There is a specific Grafana datasource for Alertmanager which might
be
useful.
Is that for the metrics returned by :9093/metrics ?
If so, then that's mainly for aggregate alerting
of the alertmanager
on table dashboard what should I do?
There is a specific Grafana datasource for Alertmanager which might be
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>But I am running into errors when I upgrade to the latest versions, for
>Prometheus, node-eporter and grafana
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>> Yes, just updating the image versions is
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On 21/08/2021 21:44, Henriett Braunné Bokor wrote:
there are many questions read below:
- It can be installed in such a way that in case of an OS / HW, in
case of o
OOMKilled.
So at the moment it isn't scraping anything other than itself via the
/metrics endpoint?
Is this a brand new service (i.e. no existing data stored on disk)?
Is there anything querying the server (e.g. Grafana dashboards, etc.)?
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Each authenticated endpoint (or set if they share the same credentials) would
have a job within the Prometheus configuration file. You can then set those
credentials (for example supplying a username and password for basic auth).
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;
>
>Unfortunately I dont understand the reason when and why I would include an
>instance when pushing to the pushgateway.
>
>Stuart Clark schrieb am Sonntag, 22. August 2021 um 22:09:58 UTC+2:
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>> You don't want to include any sort of timestamp otherwise you won't be
>> rep
>pushgateway after some time. In my case I only push a handful of metrics
>every day (so its really little data)
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>
>Alerting:
>Ideally I want to create alerts that tell me which instance of the job has
>failed, so that I know for which date I need to re-run the job.
>
It sounds like you just need a label for the customer (X, Y or Z) and the job
(A, B or C). You don't want anything about timestamps in the labels.
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>still dont
to
which group the given alarm belongs. For example: Linux server CPU
load Linux group, B linux server CPU load DBA group, etc.…
Sorry these don't read as questions. Could you maybe rephrase them as
specific things you are wanting to ask?
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Many thanks for your help.
What are your actual questions? That just looks to be a set of
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Are you seeing wildly different results between your runs?
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Hi All,
In one of our production setups, we have configured prometheus HA
on Virtual machines(node0, node1). I see that node0 prometheus
takes around 5gb of ram and node1 takes just 1gb of ram.
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We do not see any stress on the cluster and we do not see this in GCP
cloud monitoring this behavior.
What does the graph of the metric look like?
Is this a single or multiple CPU machine?
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ord: instance:node_cpu_utilisation:rate1m
- expr:
1 - avg without (cpu, mode)
(rate(node_cpu-seconds_total{job="node_exporter", mode ="idle"} [1m]))
What makes you say it is a false positive? What does the graph of that
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That sounds like a Grafana specific question, so while there are
probably some people on this mailing list who might know I'd also
suggest posting to one of the Grafana lists...
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a single query: rate(my_counter[30s]), and
create different conditions for mylabel=1, mylabel=2, mylabel=3. Is it
possible?
You can use a regex match (=~ instead of =) to match all three of the
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Deduplication is handled by the remote write destination, such as Thanos.
Usually there is the requirement to add an external label identifying the
cluster and the replica to allow this to happen.
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>Multiple Prometheus monitor the same targets,
On 10/06/2021 09:51, nina guo wrote:
So whether we need to do some configuration for alert manager or it is
enabled by default?
Take a look at the documentation:
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What does it mean to sum a Gauge?
That very much depends on what the metric means. There are other
aggregation operators available for when sum isn't appropriate - min,
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So for alert manager, the alerts will be sent to every member of an
Alertmanager cluster before firing. Is it correct?
But when the alerts are fired, it will only have 1 notification eg.
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Yes you would need to have separate configmaps for each set of targets.
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When doing autoscaling (not specifically with Prometheus but
everything) you need to ensure that you don't have too many
changes happening at once, otherwise you might start rejecting
requests (if all instances are restarting at the same time
here isn't really the need to have the
older data when you create it, although you could do so. If you are
thinking "scale out" in terms of clustering then that's not how
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pair of Prometheus servers I'd not want more than one change at once. For
other systems I might go as far as N-1 changes at once.
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> On 2021-06-07 10:36, nina guo wrote:
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of the two instances rather
than horizontal pod autoscaling). Similarly for queries it would be more
memory you might need mostly rather than additional instances - if you
are expecting massive query load maybe something like Thanos might be a
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but if now the solution is with HA, the mulitpes pods are exactly
scraping the same metrics, if then start autoscaling, it will break
HA.
Autoscaling of what?
Both instances of Prometheus in a pair should be scraping the same
metrics, so there shouldn't be any issues.
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a *systemd service file to easily run
prometheus*
I entered the command *sudo systemctl edit --full -force
prometheus.service*
I got this result: *Unknown output 'rce'.*
Something went wrong. I ask for help.*
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Do you need double dash for --force?
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It is really based on the number of time series, so 100 targets
ingesting a single metric with no labels would be a lower impact than a
single target which has hundreds of metrics, each with a selection of
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Prometheus crashes (or is forceable destroyed) will be lost, but
Prometheus tries to write to the WAL regularly to reduce that risk. When
restarted (assuming the same storage is reattached) the WAL is read back
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That is correct.
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limit?
Memory usage is controlled via the number of time series being scraped
and the queries performed (there are a couple of settings to reject
large queries), so in this case you could reduce the number of targets
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(due to issues with what POSIX requests are supported) and so even with
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alertmanager config is same like here
https://hub.docker.com/r/prom/alertmanager
If you aren't using them you don't need to do anything - just don't set
any configuration for the receivers you don't need.
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>> On 20/04/2021 16:45, barnyb...@gmail.com wrote:
>> > Hello gentlemen. Help me figure out the case.
>> > Previously, I used docker snmp-exporter on server 1(10.10.1.5) and
>> > d
s directly (with the ?target=IP
parameter) do they both work? Does one take longer than the other? Could
you have a firewall in the way from one of the two servers?
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One thing to think of however is that an outage with that web server
would cause alerts to stop appearing - so make sure you have things
correctly monitored & a correct level of High Availability/isolation as
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="/METRICS"
5. ERROR OBSERVED.
The exporter command you gave above suggests it is listening on port
9416, but the Prometheus job config lists 8082. I'd suggest matching the
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Just remove the job selector from your query and it will alert for all jobs
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>In my setup, Prometheus is monitoring multiple nodes simultaneously,
>say,
>x,y z.
>I want to raise alerts, once cpu utilization exceeds "a" value for each
>of
>the
What you are asking for is exactly what the "for" option does. It keeps
periodically evaluating the expression and will only fire the alert if it
constantly returns a result.
You can set how often those checks happen, so for example if they were every
minute "for: 5m" means 5 evaluations all
or suggests the user/group Prometheus is running as does not
have the correct permissions for the /prometheus directory.
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Yes they are. We have convinced them of key based access for ssh.
Rest they are not opening anything else.
So it sounds like you just need to set up some SSH tunnels.
Then you can use node exporter or SNMP exporter or whatever...
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minutes when 1st alert "alert-emailer-cpu-1h" goes out. Is there any
other way to solve that?
Thanks for your help!
Could you post the whole alertmanager config?
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Can't you install the node exporter on those servers? Why do you "need"
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for the SNMP exporter directly - you are adding a
failure mode that you probably want to monitor for as well - a tunnel
failing would stop metrics totally, so you'd ideally setup the tunnel in
a way that can detect issues (e.g. keepalives) and fix itself (auto
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for a Linux or Windows machine the normal exporters are much quicker,
more reliable and support more detailed information.
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On 29/03/2021 08:31, Sebastian Glock wrote:
Hi, is there any way to configure send resolved without slack? I only
found configuration with slack channel. I tried to add send resolved
on true but it's not working. Is that even possible? --
Which method(s) are you trying to use?
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Stuart
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