Configuring Prometheus 2 to Collect Metrics

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Chris Green

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01. Course Overview

01. Course Overview.mp4

01:57

02. Locating Targets with Service Discovery

02. Context and Course Overview.mp4

02:13

03. Service Discovery.mp4

03:52

04. Demo-File-based Service Discovery.mp4

05:53

05. Kubernetes Service Discovery.mp4

03:29

06. Demo-Kubernetes Service Discovery.mp4

04:07

07. Relabelling Scrape Targets.mp4

07:21

08. Demo-Relabelling Scrape Targets.mp4

02:45

03. Writing Rules for Time Series Alerts

09. Prometheus Rules.mp4

02:10

10. Best Practices for Recording Rules.mp4

04:25

11. Demo-Recording Rules.mp4

03:12

12. Alerting Rules.mp4

02:30

13. Notification Delays.mp4

03:23

14. Best Practices for Alerting.mp4

04:15

15. Demo-Alerting Rules.mp4

03:05

16. Templating and Module Review.mp4

03:46

04. Testing Troubleshooting Metric Collection

17. Promtool.mp4

02:37

18. Demo-Debugging Issues Arising from Inside Prometheus.mp4

07:19

19. Demo-Debugging Issues Arising from Outside Prometheus.mp4

04:42

20. Unit Testing.mp4

05:30

21. Demo-Unit Testing.mp4

05:35

Description

Correctly configuring Prometheus to collect metrics is key to getting the most from your monitoring. This course will teach you how to configure and debug metric collection in Prometheus.

What You'll Learn?

A Prometheus deployment is only as useful as the metrics it collects. In this course, Configuring Prometheus to Collect Metrics, you’ll learn to configure and debug metric collection on your Prometheus server. First, you’ll explore how to detect scraping targets through service discovery. Next, you’ll discover the power of writing rules for alerting and new time series. Finally, you’ll learn how to test and troubleshoot metric collection via Promtool. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Prometheus needed to efficiently collect metrics from across your technology estate

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Chris is a Security Engineer, who has been variously employed as a DevOps Engineer, Developer, Data Engineer and Infrastructure Analyst. He has extensively studied Cyber Security and holds an MSc in Computing from Cardiff University in the UK. Chris believes the best way to learn is to teach, which is why you find him here on Pluralsight.

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