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would be enough to register in Consul on startup.
However, if machine's IP address does change you'd need to detect that
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If my node instances (IP address) gets dynamically changed then how
can it be automatically updated in service discovery so that
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interval.
How can we do that (automatically updating
>(not table). Want users to see X calls to my end point, etc.
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>> On 2020-06-24 15:33, Johny wrote:
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>> >
>>
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we have a production cluster, 5 masters, 20 workers. And we run our
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And we install prometheus 2.8.0 with a helm chart.
After one year running, we recently keep getting OOM of prometheus
pod. From the
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On 23/06/2020 16:40, vikram yerneni wrote:
Thanks Staurt for the reply here.
And nope, I didn't added the scrape_config for the metrics for this
new application that we deployed recently. Before I add the scrape
configuration, I want to make sure that Prometheus doesn't scrape all
metrics by
There is usually some sort of annotation needed to indicate that something
should be scraped. Check you scrape config to see what you currently have
configured.
On 23 June 2020 15:50:56 BST, vikram yerneni wrote:
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>Quick question here:
>
>Does Prometheus automatically scrape metrics
l run like each 5 seconds. So I prefer to use the
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>metrics that Prometheus will scrap anyway.
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>> While it is definitely possible to have very low scrape intervals and
>very
>>
The general design of most exporters is that they deal with a single instance
of the thing being monitored (single server, database, region, account), with
multiple instances being handled by running multiple copies of the exporter.
One reason this often works well is because you generally need
While it is definitely possible to have very low scrape intervals and very
sensitive alerts often that results in poor outcomes.
The reality is that reaction times to alerts are generally fairly long - an
alert outside of office hours could easily take 30 minutes or longer to respond
to. I'd
All three are useful methods, and you may find using several is the right
answer for you.
Ultimately it is about collecting the information about what to scrape from the
sources of truth.
File is the simplest, with information either hard coded or generated by a
configuration management tool.
n.
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running and avoid letting it to grow as it was?
The amount of memory needed depends on the scrape interval, number of
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>> On 12/06/2020 19:45, Mathieu Tétreault wrote:
>> > We plan on using prometheus to fetch data from multiples servers
>and
>> > the link between the metrics'
On 14/06/2020 01:05, Aviral Srivastava wrote:
Prometheus stores time-series data by default. In this default model,
the x-axis is time and the y-axis is the value.
I want x-axis to be a number(1,2,3,) and y-axis to be of some
value(1000, 2000, 3000, ).
How do I store that in
On 12/06/2020 19:45, Mathieu Tétreault wrote:
We plan on using prometheus to fetch data from multiples servers and
the link between the metrics's server and the prometheus servers is
known for not being that reliable. The instability can last a couples
of minutes and there is nothing we can do
will be glad for support.
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I think it should give an error for that though. Also, it seems to
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You need to take a look at inhibit rules for this.
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We don't actually use that Helm chart.
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>https://github.com/prometheus-msteams/prometheus-msteams
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>I setup and configured Alertmanager for getting email notifications,
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>sorted by alphabetical
- they might choose different things to send to Slack or might
use Teams instead, etc.
You'd normally have some labels/annotations set by the alert detailing
some sort of severity, then the routing rules would match on those and
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(Elasticsearch, InfluxDB, etc.) are probably better for you.
If you want to show details of overall system status (current number of
transfers, overall transfer bandwidth, etc.) possibly with dashboards &
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>> On 25-May-2020, at 2:10 PM, Stuart Clark
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>> Until a n
P address of debian and opensuse.
>Like this,
>- target: ['194.167.200.146:9100','194.167.200.147:9100']
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>> What configuration do you have set for the different node exporters
>in
>> your prom
What configuration do you have set for the different node exporters in your
prometheus.yml?
On 25 May 2020 10:03:03 BST, Harsh bhadoria wrote:
>I used chrome in opensuse machine to check the metrics.
>
>On Monday, 25 May 2020 14:30:12 UTC+5:30, Stuart Clark wrote:
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>>
s side),
>I'm
>not getting access or see the metrics. On same time, same process I've
>done
>in my debian system, and by Prometheus is able to get the metrics.
>Problem
>is with node_exporter at suse side i think
>
>On Monday, 25 May 2020 14:21:14 UTC+5:30, Stuart Clar
What is the exact command being used (with all the command line options)?
On 25 May 2020 09:50:16 BST, Harsh bhadoria wrote:
>./node_exporter. command starts the node_exporter server.
>On Monday, 25 May 2020 14:18:43 UTC+5:30, Stuart Clark wrote:
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>> What command line
g it from prometheus
>>
>>
>> On Monday, 25 May 2020 14:00:52 UTC+5:30, Stuart Clark wrote:
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>>> Are you able to use curl or wget to access the node exporter from
>the box
>>> or the Prometheus server?
>>>
>>> On 25 May
rom opensuse while going through
>localhost:9100, but not getting it from prometheus
>
>
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>> Are you able to use curl or wget to access the node exporter from the
>box
>> or the Prometheus server?
>
Until a new value is scraped, that 48% is the current value.
As a metrics system Prometheus scrapes values regularly. As a result it is
unlikely that a scrape will fall exactly on the moment needed for a query to be
processed. Instead Prometheus will look back to find the latest value and use
Are you able to use curl or wget to access the node exporter from the box or
the Prometheus server?
On 25 May 2020 09:22:35 BST, Harsh bhadoria wrote:
>I've installed Prometheus in my windows machine and installed Debian
>and
>OpenSuse in VMware. I wanted to check the system metrics so, I
alerting. You'd have an alert which fires if more
than X (or X%) of workers are down.
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Any advise here?.
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Is it staying at that size or varying?
Are there temporarily files due to failed compaction?
Do you have any backup snapshots in that directory?
During compaction you can have various temporary files, but they should go once
completed.
On 22 May 2020 17:10:51 BST, "João Rua" wrote:
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>
You could add a webhook to your Alertmanager configuration which then logs
alerts in a database of your choice.
On 22 May 2020 08:27:46 BST, piyush sharma wrote:
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>I see that there is no feature to have a history of alerts that came up
>.
>Please help to find a way to get the
If you are doing large queries which touch a lot of timeseries you will need
lots of memory and CPU.
Ideally you would minimise such queries, or use pre-aggregated metrics (created
with recording rules) to simplify what is being requested.
I'd suggest looking at what you are try to achieve.
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As has been mentioned on this list recently an alert being resolved is due to
the alert stopping being sent. There is no specific "alert resolution" message
being sent.
The Alertmanager sends the resolution alert and only has access to the data at
the time the alert was still firing, so has no
No. The alert clears as soon as the expression is no longer true
On 16 May 2020 13:42:20 BST, Steve wrote:
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>The Server support the parameter "for" that controls the duration
>between
>first occurrence and alert firing.
>Does the Server support a timer that control how long the condition
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pretty unlikely that a scrape will fall exactly "now", and could have
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the way you operate fit into a more hierarchical structure/process (e.g
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The other big reason to split into multiple servers is organisational rather
than technical.
Having servers per team or per service allows them to be owned by the same
people as the service, rather than by a central team. For larger organisations
this can give a lot more control over
suggest maybe some recording rules in the scraping Prometheus, so
you can ensure that the metric always exists for each label. but with 0
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For metrics with different labels you generally want each scrape to be
returning values for each label.
For example:
{state=ok} 1
{state=unknown} 0
{state=down} 0
Is this happening?
If not, you are probably getting the most recent data point for the "missing"
labels, until staleness kicks in
As you have & in your query, which is a special character for your shell, you
will need to enclose the URL in quotes.
On 4 May 2020 19:22:58 BST, Parthey Khanderia
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>[1] 156655
>[2] 156656
>[$ 'target' parameter must be specified once
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>[1]- Done
. Please help
That error means the scrape is taking longer than the configured scrape
interval or timeout (whichever is shorter).
If you use curl or similar to make the same request, how long does it
take to reply?
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When you are running an application inside a container "localhost" refers to
the container, not the underlying host. You will need to use a different method
to reference other pods, such as a service DNS name.
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>Do i need to make any
be best off reducing it from 5m.
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better approach to find the current ports which the exporter is
collecting stats .
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This is by design, so the main answer would be to reduce the scraping
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8089/https://outlook.office.com/webhook/X/IncomingWebhook/X'
The URL should contain the name of the connector, not the Teams URL. By
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that Counter B have extra label as target_base_url which is
absent in Counter A
Kindly let us know how to achieve this in Prometheus query.
You can add them if they have the same labels, so use an aggregation
operator (e.g. sum()) with "by" or "without".
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to reset the values to zero or remove them after scraping them. Is
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I understood it, the summary is supposed to reset itself?
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* is more than 90%.
Here, my threshold is 90% but I am receiving the resolved alert at
95.73%.
Can someone help?
That looks like you are putting the current value in a label. As a
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1. There should be an inf bucket otherwise there might be entries that don't
appear in any, but are included in the count.
2. You can have other labels like any other metric, for example by status.
3 & 4. Label and row ordering doesn't really matter.
What language are you using, as many of the
On 2020-04-08 10:01, Ebenolt wrote:
Yes,
I tried to increase timeout and interval independently, and both at
the same time, nothing works higher than 65s
What happens if you manually hit the exporter endpoint (e.g. curl or a
browser)?
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Scrape interval can't go higher than 65s or i'll get a "context
deadline exceeded"
Did you also increase the timeout?
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You can set your scrape interval to 2 minutes i
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Le mardi 31 mars 2020 17:51:31 UTC+2, Stuart Clark a écrit :
No that sounds fairly normal. One thing to note is that those
timestamps are not the times
The general suggestion is to use a configuration management system such as
Ansible to create the configuration file. Equally you can use the different
service discovery mechanisms to simplify your configuration too, including the
file_sd to pull targets into separate files (which themselves
],
> [
> 1585663620,
> "3"
> ],
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> 1585663680,
> "3"
> ],
> [
> 1585663740,
>
How are you storing the timestamp? Is that in a label or a metric value as the
last call to the API?
In general these are sounding like you are trying to store events within
Prometheus rather than metrics. Normally you'd not have a timestamp but a
counter of the number of calls to the API.
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If a remove a target that has a alert in firing state, alertmanager
sends a "resolved" alert to ours receivers.
How can I prevent that?
That's expected as the alert is no longer firing.
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You'd normally have a job per exporter in your configuration, with different
jobs using different ports. So your node exporter job would be scraping port
9100 and then other jobs for other exporters on other ports.
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and rate() will return a spike at that point.
Thanks n Regards,
Chalapathi.
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be treated as
Gauge?
If the metric reduced (and it isn't a counter reset) then it suggest it
isn't a counter, and therefore rate() shouldn't be used.
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You need to have a way of determining which targets to scrape from the
information returned from the EC2 service discovery call.
The main details are tags, but you can also use AZ, instance type, platform,
subnet, VPC.
So as long as you can differentiate using those then you can create
Prometheus isn't a clustered system by design, so it expects to have complete
control of the data files. If another process starts changing the files it
would quickly result in data corruption.
The large benefit of totally separate Prometheus servers without shared storage
is simplicity. As
Can the system which controls the tasks collect the information when a task
finishes and then add it to metrics it exposes? Total number of tasks
completed, total time spent, etc.
On 27 February 2020 13:29:28 GMT, Paul van der Linden
wrote:
>I'm trying to scrape metrics from tasks. The
tically adjusted for.
>
>Also why it worked on the original metric as on both dervied and
>original
>metric has reduction?
>
>Thanks n Regards,
>Chalapathi
>
>
>On Wed, Feb 26, 2020 at 10:49 PM Stuart Clark
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>wrote:
>
>> Counters must only increase
Counters must only increase. Any reduction is seen as a counter reset.
If this isn't a counter use the derivative function rather than rate
On 26 February 2020 14:05:31 GMT, Venkata Bhagavatula
wrote:
>Hi,
>
>In our application, there is one metric that we are deriving from
>another
>metric
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