Those mangled screenshots are no use. What I would need to see are the
actual results of the two queries, from the Prometheus web interface (not
Grafana), in plain text: e.g.
foo{bar="baz",qux="abc"} 42.0
...with the *complete* set of labels, not expurgated. That's what's needed
to formulate t
The labels for the two sides of the division need to match exactly.
If they match 1:1 except for additional labels, then you can use
xxx / on (foo,bar) yyy # foo,bar are the matching labels
or
xxx / ignoring (baz,qux) zzz # baz,qux are the labels to ignore
If they match N:1 then you need to u
I tried the same i m not getting any data post adding below
sum(kafka_consumergroup_lag{cluster=~"$cluster",consumergroup=~
"$consumergroup",topic=~"$topic"}) by (consumergroup, topic) / count(up{job=
"prometheus.scrape.kafka_exporter"})
On Saturday, May 25, 2024 at 11:53:44 AM UTC+5:30 Ben Koch
You can use the `up` metric
sum(...)
/
count(up{job="kafka"})
On Fri, May 24, 2024 at 5:53 PM Sameer Modak
wrote:
> Hello Team,
>
> I want to know the no of instance data sending to prometheus. How do i
> formulate the query .
>
>
> Basically i have below working query but issues is we have 6
Hello Team,
I want to know the no of instance data sending to prometheus. How do i
formulate the query .
Basically i have below working query but issues is we have 6 instances
hence its summing value of all instances. Instead we just need value from
one instance.
sum(kafka_consumergroup_lag{
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