Making Prometheus even more open
summary
Prometheus is adding concrete openness: six new service discoveries plus TLS and basic auth for discovery integrations, an exporter toolkit to sync Go exporters, and PromQL features like last_over_time, topk_over_time, an add modifier, negative offset behind a feature flag, and human durations. A remote_write receiver lets one Prometheus push into another for edge use cases. Exemplars with trace IDs follow W3 tracing conventions and are already supported by Cortex, Thanos, and Grafana. Three compatibility/compliance test suites exist and UI now uses modern React with autocomplete.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Export toolkit
- 3:00Remote write receiver
- 3:37Exemplars
- 5:33New UI
- 6:01Old assumptions revisited
- 11:15Open documents
- 12:10Open standards
- 12:44Open testing
- 14:10Open ratings
- 16:53Open meetings
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