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That's a choice Prometheus has made, not an invariant. Many scalable systems support arbitrarily large queries as they themselves scale. Prometheus pretty much
by xyzzy_plugh 4y ago
That's a choice Prometheus has made, not an invariant. Many scalable systems support arbitrarily large queries as they themselves scale. Prometheus pretty much prevents creating arbitrarily large datasets to begin with, so the point is kind of moot.
Requiring query authors to understand the arrangement of their aggregation layer seems like a reasonable idea but is in fact quite ridiculous.
- hiptobecubic 4y agoTo be fair, monarch has scaling limits that require you to be aware of how aggregation is done as well. It's amazing what it can do, but depending on how much data you have you might need to design your schema/collection with monarch's architecture in mind.