The pushgateway does use the prometheus pull mechanism. I'd really suggest
taking a look at it: https://github.com/prometheus/pushgateway
As for how to export a timestamp, The timestamp metric would just be a
sister metric to your main metric and you would update when you update the
main metric
Thanks for quick response
Yes you understood it correctly. Earlier we were using push mechanism only
for statsd format metrics from our custom/on promise instaces. But now want
to use promql format with pull mechanism.
It would be great help islf you can share example for exporting timestamps
So if I'm understanding you correctly. You have multiple pods
exporting a gauge based on a remote request, and because it is load
balanced the request could go to one of many pods, and you are trying
to figure out which one is the most recent? This sounds like a
perfect use case for pushgateway
On 25/08/2023 04:37, sunil sahu wrote:
Hello All,
I need help in my below use case.
We have a centralized python application which continuously monitors
state for other applications by running tests. We creates
*GUAGE* metrics with a value (Ex. 100) and set to different value when
state
Hello All,
I need help in my below use case.
We have a centralized python application which continuously monitors state
for other applications by running tests. We creates *GUAGE* metrics with a
value (Ex. 100) and set to different value when state changes (Ex. 200 or
300) using gauge's set
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