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[Feature] Support to query relation metrics through PromQL #12245
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@CzyerChen @weixiang1862 @yswdqz Any of you has interest in implementing this? |
I am new to this repo - would like to pick this up. |
This is not easy. Do you read most of SkyWalking codebases? |
I will have to do that. I am brand-new to this repo. |
I would say, you could consider to implement this. But don't be in urgent. This requires you to have good understanding of the whole system. |
I would like to take a shot at this. I will go through the docs and readme. Is there anything else you suggest me to do? Or a similar MR for a different Query language? |
You could do as following
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Okay, let me do as you recommend. |
@wu-sheng I only have 16 GB RAM in my mac, I am not able to run showcase: Is there another alternative? |
You need to run necessary components only. Don't run the default. It includes all features. |
@yswdqz told me, he will work on this from June 2nd/3th. |
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Description
PromQL Service doesn't support metrics of relation between services, instances or endpoints.
Use case
User could use this to build dashboards to show metrics from the lines on the topology or manually click.
Related issues
No response
Are you willing to submit a pull request to implement this on your own?
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