On Sunday, 28 June 2020 19:24:16 UTC+1, Stephen Perkins wrote: > > The rationale for my question is that I'm interested in working "around" > what I would consider "limitations" of Grafana. I want to coordinate the > visualization of events alongside the time series data I am collecting. By > allowing Prometheus to scrape one set of numbers at specific instances and > then posting zeros for others, I am creating a fake "time series" that > really hosts events. Grafana will just ingest that data as any other and > then present a beautiful synchronized visualization. > > I got it working by getting a callback from the webserver. Once > Prometheus has scraped the page, the webserver initiates the callback, I > zero out the result. > ... > P.S. I already send event data to Grafana using annotations. This gives > the nice visualization, but doesn't allow the end user to easily download > the event data for offline processing. > > Sounds like Loki might be what you're looking for. It's written by the Grafana team, and gives you a way to store and visualise event logs which can be directly linked to associated metrics, as they share the same label sets.
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