Metrics & Labels

Infrastructure Metrics & Labels

Container CPU and Memory

Labels

type

clusterId region namespace node_name workload_name

pod_name container_name container_image

Metrics

Node CPU, Memory and Disk

Labels

type clusterId region node_name

Metrics

Storage Usage

Labels

type clusterId region name namespace

Metrics

Network Usage

Labels

clusterId workload_name namespace container_name remote_service_name remote_namespace remote_is_external availability_zone region remote_availability_zone remote_region is_cross_az protocol role server_port encryption transport_protocol is_loopback

Notes:

  • is_loopback and remote_is_external are special labels that indicate the remote service is either the same service as the recording side (loopback) or resides in an external network, e.g managed service outside of the cluster (external).

    • In both cases the remote_service_name and the remote_namespace labels will be empty

  • is_cross_az means the traffic was sent and/or received between two different availability zones. This is a helpful flag to quickly identify this special kind of communication.

    • The actual zones are detailed in the availability_zone and remote_availability_zone labels

Metrics

Application Metrics & Labels

Summary based metrics have an additional quantile label, representing the percentile. Available values: [”0.5”, “0.95”, 0.99”].

We also use a set of internal labels which are not relevant in most use-cases. Find them interesting? Let us know over Slack!

issue_id entity_id resource_id query_id aggregation_id parent_entity_id perspective_entity_id perspective_entity_is_external perspective_entity_issue_id perspective_entity_name perspective_entity_namespace perspective_entity_resource_id

Golden Signals (Errors & Issues)

In the lists below, we describe error and issue counters. Every issue flagged by the platform is an error; but not every error is flagged as an issue.

Resource metrics

Workload metrics

Kafka specific metrics

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