On Fri, 26 Jun 2020 at 21:56, Kevin Vasko <[email protected]> wrote:

> Grafana is running this query against Prometheus server against the
> Prometheus endpoint to capture the “Job” values.
>
> I have a “gpu-node” job and a “cpu-node” job configured in Prometheus.yml.
>
> I don’t know why the following query (which Grafana is running) to pull
> both lists of nodes isn’t pulling all systems reporting in both “job”s
> unless I set change the date range to >24 hours.
>
> For example:
>
> This is <24hrs in the past from my current time
>
> api/v1/series?match%5B%5D=node_uname_info&start=2020-06-26T5:23:00Z&end=2020-06-27T23:23:00Z
> – this will only return 1 “job” value (cpu-node) job.
>
> This is >24 hours in the past.
> api/v1/series?match%5B%5D=node_uname_info&start=2020-06-25T5:23:00Z&end=2020-06-27T23:23Z
> – this will return all of the “job” values (both, cpu-node and gpu-node).
>
> I have checked and validated that the systems reporting into gpu-node do
> have data within the last 5 min. Why isn’t the endpoint showing that there
> is data from these systems?
>
> When/How does this endpoint get updated properly that it pulls _all_ “Job”
> values?
>

Things should be added instantly, it's only removing where it's a little
more complicated. What version of Prometheus is this? Can you confirm that
there is data coming back from a query in the same time ranges for both
jobs?

-- 
Brian Brazil
www.robustperception.io

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