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Prometheus – what’s new and what’s next? | Björn Rabenstein
Stay up-to-date on the latest developments in Prometheus, including new governance, query language, and features like retention policies, alerting rules, and concurrency control for improved performance and reduced noise.
- “For” clause in Prometheus allows you to specify retention policies for metrics data, which can be useful for alerting and reducing noise.
- Prometheus has a new governance structure and is now a stable project with a clear pathway for new features and bug fixes.
- The “max_samples” flag allows you to limit the number of samples stored in memory, which can help prevent out-of-memory errors.
- Prometheus has a new query language, PromQL, which is more expressive and powerful than its predecessor.
- The Prometheus server has a new “config” endpoint that allows you to configure and manage alerting rules.
- Cortex, a scalable and high-performance version of Prometheus, is now available as a service.
- Thanos, a solution for storing and querying time series data, is a popular choice for many users.
- Prometheus has a new “max_concurrency” flag that allows you to limit the number of queries that can be executed concurrently.
- Grafana, a popular dashboard builder, has added support for Prometheus.
- Prometheus has a new “alertmanager” feature that allows you to manage and configure alerts.
- The Prometheus community is growing and has many new contributors and maintainers.