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The prometheus exporter in tor is new and unfortunately still very limited. It does not provide a lot of datapoints. For example you can not do bandwidth graphs using tor's native exporter. As for the "how to use the new prometheus support in relayor": I'll create a wiki page for that. It should be there when the first non "rc" release with prometheus support is published. |
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Hi again, it seems that there happened a lot to the prometheus integration. However, I'm still struggling with setting that up and I couldn't find a guide in Wiki. Edit: Nevermind, just saw that you posted this in the discussions. Will have a look! |
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Hi,
If I understood correctly, the prometheus server has to be in the
inventory too? Can't I just set up a prometheus somewhere (where no
tor instance is running) and let it be collected there?
Yes, you can use a prometheus server that is not running tor itself,
but it has to be in your ansible inventory if you want to use
the automation. The does not install tor on all your hosts in your inventory.
Did you see the HowTo?
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Really appreciate the work you put in here! |
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First of all: thanks for the good introduction on medium which led me here and made me set up a cluster of 4 relays.
Now I saw that its possible to gather metrics with Prometheus and I'd really like to do so.
However it's not really straight forward, it would be great to have a sample on how to setup Prometheus and gather i.e. bandwith information.
That would help to give people like me a better entry to the whole project.
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