Chronix as Long Term Storage for Prometheus
summary
Prometheus keeps ~14 day retention so Chronix provides lossless long‑term storage by receiving Prometheus via remote_write into a small Go chronix-ingest that batches samples and writes chunked, gzip‑compressed protobufs into Solr. Papered benchmarks claim 98% compression vs CSV and 21 ms average query; a demo imports 112M samples (Prometheus 786 MB → Chronix 265 MB) and shows Grafana plots match while Prometheus drops old data. Chunk size controls disk vs query latency.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:30Current state of Prometheus
- 5:55Time Series Database
- 17:27Why use Chronix
- 19:53Prometheus
- 26:58Performance
- 32:08Prometheus metrics
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