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Monitoring with Prometheus

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Date Published
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Franz Knupfer, Senior Manager, Technical Content Team
Word Count
3,301
Company Posts That Month
25
Language
English
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No
Summary

Prometheus is an open-source tool developed by SoundCloud in 2012, now managed by the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, designed for real-time monitoring of applications, microservices, and networks, particularly beneficial for Kubernetes clusters. It collects time-series data using a dimensional data model and a pull-based mechanism, employs PromQL for querying, and integrates well with visualization tools like Grafana. Prometheus is scalable, supports numerous exporters for diverse systems, and has a robust alerting system, making it ideal for monitoring container orchestration, microservices, and cloud-native applications. While it excels in metric-based monitoring, it may require additional tools for comprehensive observability, and its effectiveness is enhanced when used alongside Grafana and platforms like New Relic, which offer advanced visualization and holistic system insights.

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Trend Post Mentions Total Month Mentions Posts Companies MoM
Kubernetes 17 2,064 217 83 +11%
Observability 16 1,227 261 93 -15%
Real-time 13 2,334 631 194 -8%
OpenTelemetry 2 370 47 21 -50%
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