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Hi ppl. I am trying to locate the best prometheus exporter for use with Dovecot 2.3 in connection with the new metrics/stats module. Any pointers in the right direction will be appreciated - seems like there is a bunch out there which all works with the old stats module. Anybody have something ?in the works? for 2.3 ? Kind Regards, Sidsel Jensen -------------- next part --------------

Hi folks! We, the prometheus image archive at the University of Cologne (Germany), would like you to take note of the following job announcement for a full-time software developer position in Cologne, Germany. In addition, we''d like to emphasize that the contract is limited in time due to formal reasons only. We definitely aim at extending it. We look forward to receiving your

hi folks! sorry to bother you all, but the following job announcement is in german only, because fluent german is an indispensable requirement anyway. cheers jens ---- An der Universität zu Köln, prometheus - Das verteilte digitale Bildarchiv für Forschung & Lehre, Kunsthistorisches Institut, Philosophische Fakultät ist zum 01.09.2008 befristet bis 28.02.2009 die Stelle einer/eines

We, the prometheus image archive at the University of Cologne (Germany), would like you to take note of the following job announcement for a full-time software developer position in Cologne, Germany. Please note that fluent German is required. Cheers Jens ---- In der Philosophischen Fakultät, im *Kunsthistorischen Institut, prometheus - Das verteilte digitale Bildarchiv für Forschung &

On Thu, Oct 26, 2017 at 2:24 AM, Marcin Dulak <marcin.dulak at gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, > > since people are suggesting nagios then I can't resist suggesting exporting > the metrics in the prometheus format, > or at least making the project into a library so > https://github.com/prometheus/client_python could be used to export the > prometheus metrics. > There has

Hi, since people are suggesting nagios then I can't resist suggesting exporting the metrics in the prometheus format, or at least making the project into a library so https://github.com/prometheus/client_python could be used to export the prometheus metrics. There has been an attempt at https://github.com/ofesseler/gluster_exporter but it is not maintained anymore. Cheers, Marcin On Wed,

On 2025-04-16 14:22 +02, Jannik Peters via nsd-users <nsd-users at lists.nlnetlabs.nl> wrote: > Dear all, > > NSD 4.12.0rc1 pre-release is available: > https://nlnetlabs.nl/downloads/nsd/nsd-4.12.0rc1.tar.gz > sha256 b9085a3fd08b8318ac30715faf1c7698099781eb3520253774a46f74386342e9 > pgp https://nlnetlabs.nl/downloads/nsd/nsd-4.12.0rc1.tar.gz.asc > > > This release

Dear all, NSD 4.12.0rc1 pre-release is available: https://nlnetlabs.nl/downloads/nsd/nsd-4.12.0rc1.tar.gz sha256 b9085a3fd08b8318ac30715faf1c7698099781eb3520253774a46f74386342e9 pgp https://nlnetlabs.nl/downloads/nsd/nsd-4.12.0rc1.tar.gz.asc This release introduces Prometheus metrics that can be compiled with `--enable-prometheus-metrics` and configured with `enable-metrics` (see

Hi Jannik, What's the rationale behind the "--enable-prometheus-metrics" compile-time option? If this code were compiled by default, would it do any harm? The reason I'm asking this is that features that can be enabled/disabled at compile-time make package distribution complicated. It can result in a scenario where NSD packages on different operating systems or distributions

What is the impact of turning profiling on? profiling support = on More specifically, we're setting up a custom Prometheus exporter for Samba, but smbstatus does not provide a whole lot of detailed information for samba health, etc. I was hoping for more detailed information that we can forward to Prometheus. So my question is: 1. What options exist for efficiently getting metrics?

Hi Team, I'm working on a CTDB Prometheus Exporter. I have two questions... First, does anyone have an "internal" cheat sheet on the metrics and their descriptions? I didn't really see much online, or in the source code. Thanks -- BOB BUCK SENIOR PLATFORM SOFTWARE ENGINEER SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL 7 WORLD TRADE CENTER 250 GREENWICH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10007 T (212)

The team behind the "Samba in Kubernetes" organization is happy to announce our third batch of releases. Release v0.5 includes both features and fixes across four of our five publicly-consumable projects. These are the samba- operator, smbmetrics, samba-container, and sambacc projects. These releases are part of our plan to make releases twice a year, or approximately every 6

Hello everyone, my colleagues and I from Technische Universit?t Berlin are currently looking into the best way to setup a Dovecot-powered email service that is simultaneously accessible world-wide and still provides short response times by redirecting users to the geographically-closest cluster. We imagine the setup to make use of multiple data center regions in public clouds around the world,

The team behind the "Samba in Kubernetes" project is happy to announce our second batch of releases. Release v0.3 includes both features and fixes across our set of five release-ready repositories. These are the samba-operator, samba-container, smbmetrics, svcwatch, and sambacc projects. Our little organization may be called "Samba in Kubernetes" but the projects go beyond

The team behind the "Samba in Kubernetes" organization is happy to announce our third batch of releases. Release v0.6 includes both features and fixes across four of our five publicly-consumable projects. These are the samba- operator, smbmetrics, samba-container, and sambacc projects. These releases are part of our plan to make releases twice a year, or approximately every 6

Hi, We serve a fairly substantial number[1] of ssh connections across our fleet.? We have hit MaxStartups limits in the past and bumped it up a few times (currently at 300), but we have no warning before the limit is reached and connections start being dropped.? What I would love is some sort of instrumentation that could let us see the highest number of concurrent pre-auth connections the

Hi, First, thanks for this awesome piece of software. I've just upgraded to latest dovecot, aka 1.2. I've a problem. I've started using Sieve, and everything works fine, I already received a thousand of mails without any problem. However, there's one mail which is stuck in the postfix queue because of that: Jul 8 18:47:51 prometheus dovecot: deliver(jd at danjou.info):

Hi All, In the absence of any clear picture about whether damagecontrol is a practical option for continuous integration, I set up the following scripts on my server to run the rails functional and unit tests each day and mail me the results: :::::::::::::: run_functional_tests.sh :::::::::::::: #!/bin/bash cd /var/www/ruby/srjoseph/prometheus rake test_functional &>

Hello NSD developers, The new release candidate of NSD, with the new prometheus metrics feature, got me thinking about NSD's feature set, and how so many of its features have to be enabled at compile time. The result of of this is that NSD packages on various operating systems behave differently. I would like to propose that you adjust the build process to compile in *all* the features of

Hi Patrick, You are welcome to try our tools out for active and passive voice quality measurement tools. It's waveform analysis (like PESQ or POLQA) and VoIP metrics analysis (like G.107 E-model and other metrics). You can read more at http://www.sevana.biz or older site http://www.sevana.fi On Tue, Mar 31, 2015 at 1:16 PM, Patrick Beaumont < p.beaumont at hatsoffsoftware.co.uk>