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In an autoscaling environment, you just need to keep your metric paths consistent. Then all you need is wildcard queries. E.g., CPU userspace cycles on all your
by Florin_Andrei 12y ago
In an autoscaling environment, you just need to keep your metric paths consistent. Then all you need is wildcard queries. E.g., CPU userspace cycles on all your instances should be like:
provider.region.vpc.group.instance-id.os.cpu.user
E.g.:
aws.us-west-1.prod.web-front.i-4df567a9.os.cpu.user
Then wildcard queries will provide you aggregate stats at any level you like.
It's really a feature of how Graphite queries work.
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All that being said, I agree that Grafana is pretty awesome.
- phildougherty 12y agoThat's true. I guess what I prefer about doing it in Grafana is that the interface for managing complex graphs with overlays of different metrics, and ones using wildcards to match groups of metrics is just way easier.