and thanks Ryan. I am just in the process of building the adapter into a
container at the moment and haven't tested throughput. Good to know.
On Thursday, 26 November 2020 at 07:28:40 UTC ellis...@googlemail.com wrote:
> I agree. I'm not too concerned about the alerting side of things as this
>
I agree. I'm not too concerned about the alerting side of things as this is
covered by Grafana, the recording rules help filter out the noise where
possible. I've had a bash at altering the dashboard in Prometheus but it
isn't that user friendly to configure, hence the swap over to Grafana.
Sorry - just realized I mistyped that second sentence in the midst of
trying to spell it out and crossed terminology. It should have read:
For our tests, we used TSBS and used the "cpu-only" use case to simulate
100 hosts. That test creates 10 CPU time-series for 100 hosts, every 10
seconds -
I can't speak to CrateDB's tests, but the article I linked to said it took
them 3 days to load ~3 billion metrics using 20 clients, which is on-par
with our findings too.
For our tests, we used TSBS and used the "cpu-only" use case to simulate
100 hosts. That test creates 1,000 time-series acro
On 25/11/2020 16:27, Ryan Booz wrote:
As the makers of Promscale, we're very attuned to the needs of
effective Prometheus deployments. With that in mind, one thing to
consider with Timestream is that ingest performance from a single
client seems to be a current limitation. The creator of this a
As the makers of Promscale, we're very attuned to the needs of effective
Prometheus deployments. With that in mind, one thing to consider with
Timestream is that ingest performance from a single client seems to be a
current limitation. The creator of this adaptor doesn't mention his his
setup o
On 24/11/2020 14:06, 'ellis...@googlemail.com' via Prometheus Users wrote:
the guy that wrote the adapter suggests that a Grafana plugin would be
used to read the information from Timestream in AWS.
Yes, but that doesn't help for alerting, recording rules, etc. which are
in Prometheus.
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the guy that wrote the adapter suggests that a Grafana plugin would be used
to read the information from Timestream in AWS.
On Tuesday, 24 November 2020 at 12:47:12 UTC Stuart Clark wrote:
> On 24/11/2020 09:53, 'ellis...@googlemail.com' via Prometheus Users wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Is anyone
On 24/11/2020 09:53, 'ellis...@googlemail.com' via Prometheus Users wrote:
Hi all,
Is anyone using Prometheus in AWS to monitor and if so have you
thought about using Timestream as a remote storage solution?
I can see that there is a remote write adapter available at
https://github.com/dpat
Hi all,
Is anyone using Prometheus in AWS to monitor and if so have you thought
about using Timestream as a remote storage solution?
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