Nobl9 application (1.99.6)
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We've just released Nobl9 1.99.6! Release highlights:
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Release details
new Splunk single-query ratio SLOs
The Nobl9 Splunk integration now supports the single-query ratio SLOs, allowing you to request two time series in a single query.
This reduces the number of query symbols and saves cost since more data is retrieved per request. Instead of separate "good" and "total" queries, both are configured under the goodTotal query. The required variables are n9time, n9good, and n9total.
Below, you can find samples of a single-query ratio metric and a regular ratio metric for Splunk.
- Single-query ratio metric
- Regular ratio query metric
Single-query ratio metric example for Splunk
query: |-
mstats avg("spl.intr.resource_usage.IOWait.data.avg_cpu_pct")
as n9good
WHERE index="_metrics"
span=15s
| join type=left _time [
mstats avg("spl.intr.resource_usage.IOWait.data.max_cpus_pct")
as n9total
WHERE index="_metrics"
span=15s
]
| rename _time as n9time
| fields n9time n9good n9total
Regular ratio metric example for Splunk
good:
splunk:
query: |
index=*
source=udp:5072
sourcetype=syslog
status<400
| bucket _time span=1m
| stats count as n9value by _time
| rename _time as n9time
| fields n9time n9value
total:
splunk:
query: |
index=*
source=udp:5072
sourcetype=syslog
| bucket _time span=1m
| stats count as n9value by _time
| rename _time as n9time
| fields n9time n9value
tip
Single-query and two-query configurations are interchangeable when editing SLOs.
new Open-source Govy validation library for Nobl9 SDK for Go!
The Nobl9 SDK for Go! library has switched to a new validation library, govy, starting with version v0.85.0. Previously part of nobl9-go, govy is now open-sourced and available for use.