Grafana Mimir runbooks This alert fires when mimir-continuous-test is deployed in the Mimir cluster, and continuous testing tool’s assertions don’t match the expected results When this alert fires there could be a bug in Mimir that should be investigated as soon as possible
MimIR: Developer Guide By default, MimIR assumes that the magic of an Axiom happens when applying the final argument to a curried Axiom For example, matching a %mem load will only trigger for the final App of the curried call
The ODIn Lab - Mimir Whitepaper Mimir's main capabilities are accessed through two new primitives called Lenses and EXPLAIN operations, both described below The query field accepts SQL queries Mimir accepts an extended form of SQL92, although support for aggregation is still in progress Results are shown below
Grafana Mimir architecture Grafana Mimir requires that each HTTP request has a header that specifies a tenant ID for the request Request authentication and authorization are handled by an external reverse proxy
[Question] I am a cortex user. which one should I choose between . . . There are a few cons on each side to consider:VM not only use less resources, but it also has less components, so it is less complex to maintain The query component (VMInsert) is totally decoupled from the search (VMSelect) and it is much easier to scale both of them
Label Matching | grafana mimir-prometheus | DeepWiki Label matching is a core mechanism in Prometheus that allows filtering and selecting time series based on their labels This page explains how label matching works, the different types of matchers available, and the optimizations implemented to make label matching efficient
MimIR: Command-Line Reference -VVV corresponds to mim::Log::Level::Verbose -VVVV corresponds to mim::Log::Level::Debug This output only exists in a Debug build of MimIR -VVVVV corresponds to mim::Log::Level::Trace This output only exists in a Debug build of MimIR You can trigger a breakpoint upon construction of a mim::Def with a specific global id
Whats the difference between mimir and thanos - GitHub Mimir uses a different compactor algorithm called split-and-merge compactor which allow us to overcome the TSDB index limitations (e g max 64GB size for the index, or 4GB for each index section)
Learning Grafana Mimir architecture – at-ishikawas tech notebooks Writes to the Mimir cluster are successful if a majority of ingesters received the data With the default replication factor of 3, this means 2 out of 3 writes to ingesters must succeed There is an option for zone-aware replication to ensure time series across multiple zones