I’ve been trying to create a query that displays the average latency of each path on my application, while using Promql on Grafana:

I’ve been trying to create a query that displays the average latency of each path on my application, while using Promql on Grafana:

Using Prometheus and Grafana, I want to show how long a windows process has been running for, in a selected time range.
With:

I am trying to do a query with a “join” between two metrics, the right-hand metric is just there to filter on a field that is not in the metric I actually want. I have finally gotten it to the point where it returns the correct filtered instances, but it is using the value from the wrong side.

I have data in Prometheus for version numbers, but it’s broken into major, minor, revision and build separately – so for example in Grafana I can use:

Stuck on a simple task.
The request should only be processed if the request condition is true for more than 10 minutes.

I am attempting to display historical metrics of test results in Grafana Bar Chart using Prometheus as a data source. The goal is to display a summary of failed/passed test cases per day/build_id (date serves as build id here since this only concerns daily builds). In detail I am attempting to make the x-axis of the chart display values of ‘date’ label of the metrics I am filtering with a query.

I have a number of Prometheus queries in a Grafana panel that use this structure:

I have a specific endpoint and for it, I need to form the correct request to get all requests for the last 5 minutes that have an execution time of more than 3 seconds and check that their number is more than 10

I have a specific endpoint and for it I need to form the correct request to get all requests for the last 5 minutes that have a execution time of more than 3 seconds and check that their number is more than 10