Hi. We're using a influxdb/grafana setup that is working really well. I'd like to start using some annotations but I'm not really sure how to go about doing this. Any pointers or links to documentation on how I should work with annotations in a setup like mine?
I can only seem to find grafanas, fairly limited, documentation on how to get it drawn in grafana which assumes I would know how to create them in the first place
Dieterbe
isn't it just a matter of inserting them in an influxdb table?
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fantyz
Got called into a bunch of meetings
Dieterbe: Yep, I guess so. I've done a few by hand now that are displayed nicely, but I still don't know what would be a good way to create them - doing it directly through an influxdb client is very cumbersome. How does other people do it?
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Dieterbe
fantyz: honestly i haven't really seen people use influx for that. many use ES
it also depends on where the events you want to store are coming from
fantyz
Dieterbe: these annotations would be manually created and usually to indicate some event (eg. deployed some update, external service xxx down, database issues)
I'm thinking I'll make a jenkins task that can push a message to influx
select mean(value) from series where time < now() - '7d' currently works, but gives unexpected results... Can it be made to throw an error?
eh. time > now() - '7d'
The string version of '7d' is the thing i'm referring to: it should not be quoted to be valid.
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kaisan: I agree. Also "select value from non_existent" returns nothing, whereas "select * from non_existent" returns an error. Maybe that's just the way InfluxDB works, though?
select last(value) from cpu_iowait returns time "1970-01-01T00:00:00Z". Same with first(value). Not sure if I'm missing something or if it's a bug.
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gcmacmalloc
my influxdb instance is currently stuck at init stage, It is only repeating the following syscall futex(0xc2080207d8, FUTEX_WAKE, 1)
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gcmalloc: Does it do anything before getting stuck calling futex()?