Carlos,
What you have looks good.
You are correct that to get different behaviors you need to use two
different alert nodes.
Here is a example of what I think you want to do:
var warn = lambda: "usage_idle" < 40
var crit = lambda: "usage_idle" < 20
var stats = stream
|from()
data = client.query("SELECT * FROM bmspoint WHERE time > now() - 10m AND
"name" = 'B10_Area3for2_E_MtrEl17_PwrActv'")
Output:
File "", line 1
data = client.query("SELECT * FROM bmspoint WHERE time > now() - 10m AND
"name" = 'B10_Area3for2_E_MtrEl17_PwrActv'")
^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
On
With 1M unique series you may need to move to SSDs. Can you test that out
and let us know how it looks?
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I was rushing and made a couple of mistake in my last message. I'm running
v0.13.0 and this is the correct link to my test code:
https://gist.github.com/tima/d709da1f88f7e29e0536311f4d9835c2
On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 5:08:09 PM UTC-4, Timothy Appnel wrote:
>
> What is the proper way to
I can't seem to get Kapacitor to work with specific fields for some reason.
Example tick :
>
> ID: global-net_tcp_inerrs
> Error:
> Type: stream
> Status: enabled
> Executing: true
> Created: 15 Jun 16 21:22 UTC
> Modified: 15 Jun 16 23:17 UTC
> LastEnabled: 15 Jun 16 23:17 UTC
> Databases
What is the proper way to write an annotation like that start of a new
application deploy to InfluxDB?
I'm trying to write a python script that writes one, but I'm having
difficulties figuring out where I'm going wrong. The docs and sample code
I've found isn't working out for me. I'm not
Please let me know if this is possible using InfluxDB ?
Cheers!
On Wednesday, June 15, 2016 at 10:27:30 AM UTC-7, Quick Query wrote:
>
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I can get the docker container ID list using the following query:
> SELECT container_id from docker_container_net where host=''
>
>
Hi Everyone,
I can get the docker container ID list using the following query:
SELECT container_id from docker_container_net where host=''
timecontainer_id
2016-06-15T17:14:41Z ""
But, can I do this using a "SHOW TAG VALUES WITH KEY ..." query instead?
Appreciate any pointers/help.
Cheers!
We are tiying to define an alert flow based on measurements taken by
telegraf and stored in influx.
Started with the basic:
var stats = stream
| from()
.database('monitoring')
.measurement('cpu')
.where (lambda: "cpu" == 'cpu-total')
For reference -
Here's the *DERIVATIVE* example I've configured, but still sending alerts
for existing/new points:
-
stream
|from()
.measurement('delaware:last_completed')
.where(lambda: "name" == 'exchange_hourly')
|stats(1m)
|derivative('emitted')
Hello,
We're trying to setup a *deadman* check for two measurements,
but after long hours and QA to this function - I cannot get rid of the
false-positives it sends.
Could you please take a look at this TICK and let me know what am I doing
wrong?
Here's the TICK file:
stream
|from()
When you are in the `influx` CLI, you can switch the display to
human-readable timestamps by issuing the command:
```
> precision rfc3339
```
Or you can set it before logging into the instance by adding the parameter
`-precision rfc3339` to the CLI option, for example:
```
influx -precision
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