Configuring Prometheus for High Performance [A]
A key to Prometheus's success is its operational simplicity. It takes only minutes to get a server with a meaningful configuration up and running from scratch. However, once you need to run your Prome …
Talk Title | Configuring Prometheus for High Performance [A] |
Speakers | Björn Rabenstein (Engineer, Grafana Labs) |
Conference | CloudNativeCon + KubeCon Europe |
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Location | Berlin Congress Center |
Date | Mar 28-30, 2017 |
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A key to Prometheus’s success is its operational simplicity. It takes only minutes to get a server with a meaningful configuration up and running from scratch. However, once you need to run your Prometheus server a bit hotter, you will quickly find yourself practicing the dark art of tuning Prometheus command line flags. This talk will shed some light on how to handle various scenarios: How to run Prometheus on a tiny machine or how to utilize a large amount of RAM. How to optimize for very high ingestion rates or for a lot of time series. How to get the most out of your old spinning disk or how to limit the wearout of your expensive SSD. There will also be a sneak preview of ongoing efforts to reduce the required amount of flag tuning.