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Native histogram support #637
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From my local testing (and previous usage) So to walk through this using a publicly-available endpoint; lets look at a basic example In here we see a histogram_quantile over a rate -- which works as expected (we got a value). If we look at a sum of that same rate (mirroring your query) we get an error saying So if we adjust the sum to include the So I believe your issue is query related not promxy related; but if that is not the case please provide some more context (ideally a query that I can reproduce locally or against a public endpoint). |
Its been roughly a month with no response; so I'm going to assume the issue was resolved-- if not please feel free to re-open or create a new issue :) |
Native histograms no longer It also introduces |
OIC (ran into this on another issue) -- I missed that there is a new thing called |
@jacksontj are there guidelines on how to perform this upgrade? Native histograms are becoming more stable across numerous Prometheus implementations (Thanos, Mimir, Prometheus) and I'd like to explore whether a rebase can happen sooner (I'm happy to help here) |
Linking the discussion I started here - #691 |
I have some native histograms that I cannot see to read in Promxy:
Running this query returns no results:
I can see the query that gets sent to the backend Prometheus (I have remote read disabled) is this:
Meaning that Promxy is still going to need to support native histograms internally to be able to compute the
histogram_quantile
function. Is there a way to avoid this and let the server do it all?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: