1 views collected around this technical thread.
This article provides a comprehensive overview of Prometheus, covering its architecture, suitable and unsuitable use cases, data model with TSDB and WAL, metric types, PromQL query language, and practical examples for monitoring CPU, memory, and disk usage in Kubernetes environments.
This comprehensive guide explains Prometheus' architecture, metric collection models, storage format, query language (PromQL), alerting workflow, configuration reload methods, metric types, custom exporters, and how to visualise data with Grafana, providing a complete end‑to‑end monitoring solution.
This guide walks through installing and configuring Prometheus, Grafana, and Node Exporter on a Linux server using Docker, shows how to set up monitoring dashboards, customize PromQL queries, and verify the monitoring system, providing complete steps and code snippets for a functional host monitoring solution.
This guide translates and condenses six frequent errors new Prometheus users make—high‑cardinality labels, losing valuable tags during aggregation, using bare selectors, omitting the for field, choosing too‑short rate windows, and applying rate‑related functions to wrong metric types—offering practical fixes to improve monitoring reliability.
To replace costly, duplicated Flink jobs, Didi built Observe‑Compute (OBC), a cloud‑native, PromQL‑driven real‑time metric engine with centralized policy management, scalable containerized workers, and zero‑downtime scaling, achieving million‑RMB annual savings while handling 10 M points per second.
This comprehensive guide explains Prometheus fundamentals, its ecosystem, metric collection models, configuration, PromQL querying, custom exporters, Grafana visualization, and Alertmanager setup, providing step‑by‑step instructions and code examples for effective system monitoring and alerting.
This article visually explains Prometheus’s architecture, core features, metric collection methods, exporters, PromQL query language, and alerting workflow, helping readers understand how to monitor cloud‑native systems effectively while noting its strengths and limitations.
This article visually explains Prometheus by covering its architecture, key features, metric collection methods, exporter role, PromQL query language, and alerting mechanisms, helping readers understand how to monitor cloud‑native systems effectively in production.
This article provides a detailed overview of Prometheus, covering its architecture, metric exposure, scraping models, storage format, metric types, custom exporter implementation in Go, PromQL query language, built‑in functions, Grafana integration, and alerting with Alertmanager, offering practical code examples throughout.
This article provides a detailed overview of Prometheus, covering its architecture, metric exposure and scraping models, data model, metric types, configuration reload, PromQL query language, custom exporters, Grafana integration, and Alertmanager alerting, with practical code examples and best‑practice tips.
This article provides a thorough overview of Prometheus, covering its ecosystem, how metrics are exposed and scraped, storage and query mechanisms, metric types, PromQL usage, exporter implementation, dynamic configuration reload, Grafana visualization, and Alertmanager alerting, with practical code examples throughout.
Prometheus is an open‑source monitoring system that scrapes metrics from services or exporters, stores them in a time‑series database, lets users query with PromQL, visualizes data via its web UI or Grafana, and sends alerts through Alertmanager, supporting custom Go metrics, various discovery methods, and four metric types.
This guide walks through installing the Go‑based Node Exporter, configuring it as a systemd service or Docker container, exposing standard Prometheus metrics, and using PromQL to calculate CPU usage across multiple nodes.
Boussole is Shopee’s real‑time analytics engine that transforms each dimension into key‑value pairs stored primarily in HBase, pre‑aggregates selected dimension combos, hashes metrics and tags, executes distributed PromQL queries with a CockroachDB‑inspired executor, applies Delta‑of‑Delta compression and point‑capping, and continues to evolve with adaptive pre‑aggregation and new storage models to maintain millisecond latency for massive multi‑dimensional analysis.
This article provides a detailed introduction to Prometheus, covering its history, core features, installation methods, configuration file structure, PromQL basics, various exporters, Grafana visualization, alerting with Alertmanager, service discovery, and best‑practice recommendations for building a production‑grade monitoring system.
This article introduces Prometheus' query language PromQL, explains instant and range vector selectors, label matching, offset handling, storage design, common functions and aggregation operators, and provides practical advice for efficient querying and avoiding performance issues.
This article shares practical experiences of using Prometheus for monitoring complex services, covering metric types, PromQL query techniques, naming conventions, service discovery with file‑based configs, high‑availability sharding, alerting via Alertmanager, and visualisation with Grafana, providing actionable guidance for reliable observability.