Ping for this. Anyone can give some pointers for this? Thanks.

On Tuesday, April 13, 2021 at 4:41:55 PM UTC-7 chuanjia xing wrote:

> Hi there,
>
>       I hit following issue when using Prometheus + Grafana, and want to 
> check if this is a bug in Prometheus query. 
>
> Scenario:
>
>     I am using Prometheus to collect CPUUtilization for aws instances. In 
> one dashboard, I want to show the metrics for services which are 
> underutilized. To do this, I first use Grafana Variable 
> "underutilized_services" to find out the service names; then I use this 
> Variable in my Prometheus query to show the actual CPUUtilization data for 
> these services. 
>
>      I am using following Prometheus query:
>
>      "*avg by 
> (service_id)($Metric{service_id=~"$underutilized_services"})*"
>
> and $underutilized_services" is a list of service names, like service1, 
> service2...
>
>      It is working well when the $underutilized_services is not empty, 
> like folllwing (first graph)
>
>      But if the $underutilized_services is empty, then my understanding is 
> that it should now "No Data", but somehow it is showing something wired, 
> like following (second graph).
>
>       If you look at the legend of the second graph, it shows:
>
>        "*avg by 
> (service_id)(aws_ec2_cpuutilization_p50{service_id=~"()"})*"
>
>       It looks like above query actually returns some value, which in my 
> opinion it shouldn't. 
>
>       This is showing some confusing data for my customer. Ideally it 
> should show "No Data" in the second case. 
>
>        Is there a bug in Prometheus? Or I am not using the query correctly?
>
>

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