Good question! Grafana Mimir guarantees read-after-write. If a write request succeed, the metric samples you've written are guaranteed to be queried by any subs

Good question! Grafana Mimir guarantees read-after-write. If a write request succeed, the metric samples you've written are guaranteed to be queried by any subsequent query. Mimir employes write deamplification: it doesn't write immediately to the object storage but keeps most recently written data in-memory and/or local disk. Mimir also employes several shared caches (supports Memcached) to reduce object storage (S3) access as much as possible. You can learn more here in the Mimir architecture documentation: https://grafana.com/docs/mimir/latest/operators-guide/architecture/about-grafana-mimir-architecture/ https://grafana.com/docs/mimir/latest/operators-guide/archit...