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Seems batch_row_seq_scan_next_duration stores query_id in the label. This means every query will produce a new time series, this is a bad practice when using metric.
IMHO, the better idea is to use log to record this information. In this case, we can check the exact query id in the log when we find a surge in the abnormal metric graph.
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It may cause high cardinality metrics in highly frequent distributed query, but our system assumes that no frequent distributed query happens, so I think it's ok to work. Metrics are disabled for high qps serving queries.
Seems
batch_row_seq_scan_next_duration
storesquery_id
in the label. This means every query will produce a new time series, this is a bad practice when using metric.IMHO, the better idea is to use log to record this information. In this case, we can check the exact query id in the log when we find a surge in the abnormal metric graph.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: