When using the irate function against a counter like so: irate(subtract_server_credits[$__rate_interval]) * 60 I’m receiving the expected result for the second set of data (pictured below in green). The reason for the gap is a container restart leaving some time where the target was being restarted.

When using the irate function against a counter like so: irate(subtract_server_credits[$__rate_interval]) * 60 I’m receiving the expected result for the second set of data (pictured below in green). The reason for the gap is a container restart leaving some time where the target was being restarted.

I’m trying to run a metric to create a panel in a Grafana Dashboard based on the value of a datasource type variable. I created an “environment” variable that has the specific set of Prometheus datasources I want and within each panel/datasource, I need an specific value to be set in some metric query. For example:

Let’s say I have a prometheus and a grafana.
The previous stack was a influx database.
A metric is named rabbitmq_queue_messages
With 2 environments, prod and preprod.
the queue is available in a metric label named “queue”

When my query looks something like this:

Current Setup: I have multiple individual Kubernetes Clusters of the following setup: 1:1:1 of Kubernetes Cluster : Grafana : Prometheus Central cluster also requires its own Prometheus. It is the same as the other clusters, but needs to have the additional responsibility of allowing querying of the data from other clusters. What I’m trying to […]

how do i show 2 metrics on one dashboard?

I have a Prometheus metric with two tags: op and type, where type can have an empty value (""). In Grafana, I visualize this metric using two optional/multi-value variables, op and type.

I have a prometheus cluster with where native histogram enabled and data being generated

I deployed Grafana with Prometheus.
I aim to monitor all api call requests of apps in seperated namespace.
But I cannot found http_request_duration_seconds_count in Metrics browser by default.