[Openinfralabs] Prometheus long-term storage

[Marcel Hild]

Given that thanos shares a lot of the community and code behind prometheus,
I think this is the way to go now.
Also Red Hat uses thanos for ingesting all telemetry data from connected
OpenShift 4 deployments, so it works at scale.

I'm happy to contribute working deployment artifacts

On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 10:51 PM Lars Kellogg-Stedman <lars at redhat.com>
wrote:

> Hey,
>
> We're currently evaluating Prometheus at the MOC right now, and one of
> our open questions is what platform we should be using for providing
> (a) a global view of multiple Prometheus instances (b) some form of HA
> (basically, we want to be able to take a prometheus host out of
> service for maintenance without losing metrics) and (c) long term
> storage of metrics.
>
> I've looked at both Thanos and Victoria Metrics, and from both a
> design and performance perspective Victoria Metrics seems better...but
> Thanos seems to have more mindshare among people I've spoken with, and
> looking online for solid comparisons between the two didn't turn up
> much except some finger-pointing from developers of both solutions
> (and I haven't even tried to evaluate other options yet, like Cortex,
> M3DB, etc).
>
> Are there folks on this list now who have opinions about these
> options?
>
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