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Application-level tracking #202

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fatma-laribi opened this issue Jul 11, 2023 · 1 comment
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Application-level tracking #202

fatma-laribi opened this issue Jul 11, 2023 · 1 comment

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@fatma-laribi
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Hello,
Is it possible for Tracarbon to track only my application's power consumption and carbon footprint or does it always measure the whole machine's power?
What if I have a container? Does that mean that if I have an application in that container, it will give me metrics only for my app?

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fvaleye commented Jul 17, 2023

Hello @fatma-laribi 👋,

Thank you for your message!

Tracarbon only tracks energy consumption and the associated carbon emissions of the whole machine.
Depending on the machine's OSS (based on Linux with RAPL, for example), tracking the energy consumption at the process level could be feasible. You could submit a new feature request for it!

Deployed with the provided chart on a Kubernetes cluster (with the metrics API activated on Kubernetes), Tracarbon tracks each container's energy consumption and associated carbon emissions. So if your application is running alone inside a container, you will be able to see your application's energy consumption and carbon emission.

Side notes: Same as the standalone application, Tracarbon supports:

  • AWS with EC2 instances with or without Kubernetes containers
  • Cloud infrastructure supporting Intel processors providing RAPL interfaces.

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