Hello,
I am trying to find the execution time of a cronjob in k8s cluster which is
obtained using:
kube_job_status_completion_time{namespace="some-namespace", job_name=~
"some-job-\\d+"} - kube_job_status_start_time{namespace="some-namespace",
job_name=~"some-job-\\d+"}
The result of the query is time in seconds. However when I plot this as a
graph the start point and end point of the line are way too off. I have
attached a graph of a job having execution time of 184 seconds but the
start time shown on graph is 4:33:30am and end time is 06:06:15am for the
value of 184.
I don't seem to understand:
- If the Kubernetes job lasted for few minutes how can the value have
such start time and end time.
- How to potentially debug such scenarios?
Regards,
Rajat
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