Status: Mixed This document defines standard attributes for resources. These attributes are typically used in the Resource and are also recommended to be used anywhere else where there is a need to describe a resource in a consistent manner. The majority of these attributes are inherited from OpenCensus Resource standard. TODOs Add more compute units: AppEngine unit, etc. Add Web Browser. Decide if lower case strings only. Consider to add optional/required for each attribute and combination o...| OpenTelemetry
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All Cortex components take the tenant ID from a header X-Scope-OrgID on each request. A tenant (also called “user” or “org”) is the owner of a set of series written to and queried from Cortex. All Cortex components trust this value completely: if you need to protect your Cortex installation from accidental or malicious calls, then you must add an additional layer of protection. Typically, this means you run Cortex behind a reverse proxy, and you must ensure that all callers, both mach...| Cortex – Guides
Since Cortex is a multi-tenant system, it supports applying limits to each tenant to prevent any single one from using too many resources. In order to help operators understand how close to their limits tenants are, the overrides-exporter module can expose limits as Prometheus metrics. Context To update configuration without restarting, Cortex allows operators to supply a runtime_config file that will be periodically reloaded. This file can be specified under the runtime_config section of the...| Cortex – Guides
Status: Mixed Overview Status: Stable The OpenTelemetry data model for metrics consists of a protocol specification and semantic conventions for delivery of pre-aggregated metric timeseries data. The data model is designed for importing data from existing systems and exporting data into existing systems, as well as to support internal OpenTelemetry use-cases for generating Metrics from streams of Spans or Logs. Popular existing metrics data formats can be unambiguously translated into the Ope...| OpenTelemetry