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Allow alert evaluation based on future data #16972
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Would make sense to add support for setting endtime in the future in Grafanas alerting. But I want to leave the forecasting to the datasource. |
Yep I agree, leave the forecasting to the experts. |
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Is there a way to pull data out of Grafana rather than the actual data source? The reason is that this way, the prediction server only have to integrate with Grafana once and works with all data sources, otherwise have to integrate with every data source. (Prometheus, SQL, CloudWatch etc..) |
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I am trying this in v6.2.5 but can't get this to work. Any suggestions ? |
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What would you like to be added:
It would be nice if the alert engine was able evaluate rules using future data (e.g forecasts). Currently the query option only allows a time range from the past to now e.g query(A, 15m, now). Ideally it would allow 'now+X' queries e.g query(A, 15m, now+48h) or query(A, 15m, 48h).
Why is this needed:
To accommodate other (non sys-admin) data use cases for Grafana where forecast data is being displayed (e.g meterological) and alerts are requested based on this data, to allow warnings ahead of time rather than afterwards.
An example use case in shipping would be a wind forecast alert for a container crane so that if the wind forecasts are over a certain threshold, an alert is generated and operational impacts can be assessed.
Thanks for an awesome product!
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