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enabling all collectors is quite a bit of data. Just on my desktop machine it's 10.000 individual metrics. Would
be cool if we can opt in and out of metrics in a config file. Thinking of something like this:
Note that collectors are inherited through the hierarchy. Need to be disabled with ~<collector name>
collectors: [memory.pressure] # always collected memory.pressure for all cgroupscgroup:
system.slice:
cgroup:
systemd-journald.service:
collectors: [io.pressure, io.stat] # Want to know detailed IO stats for systemd-journald for whatever reasonkubelet.service:
collectors: [memory.events] # debug OOMs in kubelet.servicekubepods.slice:
collectors: [cpu.current, memory.current]cgroup:
kubepods-burstable.slice:
collectors: [~memory.pressure] # negated. We don't collect any metrics for burstable. dont carekubepods-besteffort.slice:
collectors: [cpu.min, memory.min]kubepods-guaranteed.slice:
collectors: [cpu.events, memory.events, cpu.min, cpu.max, memory.min,] # collect OOMs, how often hitting memory.max, cpu.max etc
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enabling all collectors is quite a bit of data. Just on my desktop machine it's 10.000 individual metrics. Would
be cool if we can opt in and out of metrics in a config file. Thinking of something like this:
Note that collectors are inherited through the hierarchy. Need to be disabled with
~<collector name>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: