Thanks for the tip! As i am new to this could you help me more showing me
as an example how to call such API...
Jean-Claude
Le mer. 17 mars 2021 à 22:16, Stuart Clark a
écrit :
> On 17/03/2021 15:21, Jean-Claude wrote:
> > Than you.
> >
> > The query range was specified as this in the querry o
On 17/03/2021 15:21, Jean-Claude wrote:
Than you.
The query range was specified as this in the querry of the counter :
Increase (counter_name {instance=server_name:port, job="job_name"}[1d])
But this get the difference between to values of the counter of
24hours sliding.
How do you "align t
Than you.
The query range was specified as this in the querry of the counter :
Increase (counter_name {instance=server_name:port, job="job_name"}[1d])
But this get the difference between to values of the counter of 24hours
sliding.
How do you "align the Querry range and the Timestamp" in grafan
On 17 Mar 07:45, Jean-claude Gaubertier wrote:
> Looking for a query to get an increase of a counter from one date at 00:00
> to the next date at 00:00.
> What i use now is the function "increase" but this function get the
> increase during 24h sliding. So the resul is not constant.
> what i need
Looking for a query to get an increase of a counter from one date at 00:00
to the next date at 00:00.
What i use now is the function "increase" but this function get the
increase during 24h sliding. So the resul is not constant.
what i need is a non evolutive result for a given day date. How to g
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