Not much. The main thing is that all rules within a rule group have the
same evaluation interval; so if you want to have a rule evaluated at a
different interval, it must be in a different group.
On Tuesday, 11 January 2022 at 04:22:10 UTC rashmira...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> can someone ple
Just to check my understanding: I think rules within one group are also
evaluated in order, while groups (even at the same interval) can be
evaluated concurrently.
If you have multiple rules that build on top of one another (using the
output of one rule in the next) put them in one group, with the
On Thu, 13 Jan 2022 at 20:29, Matthias Rampke
wrote:
> Just to check my understanding: I think rules within one group are also
> evaluated in order, while groups (even at the same interval) can be
> evaluated concurrently.
>
> If you have multiple rules that build on top of one another (using the
Hi,
so the list of rules in a group will execute sequentially but it throws an
alert when that particular alert rule condition is met.
example:
groups:
- name: grp1
rules:
- alert: A1
expr: histogram_quantile(.99,
sum(rate(http_server_requests_seconds_bucket{uri="",status="200",app
For alerting rules it doesn't really make any practical difference. Yes,
the alert rule evaluations within a group are handled sequentially rather
than in parallel, but the alerts don't interfere with each other. You can
still have one firing but not the other, or both, or neither.
Where it m
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