Checking Prometheus Charts for Edge-Anomaly-Detection on OpenShift

Published: Mar 16, 2024 by

Prerequisites:

  • Ensure you have access to an OpenShift environment.
  • Familiarity with Prometheus and its charts.

Step 1: Access the Source Code

First, you’ll want to review the source code to understand the metrics being monitored. You can find the source code for the engine-room-monitoring at the following link:

Step 2: Navigate to the Prometheus Charts

  1. Open your OpenShift dashboard.
  2. Navigate to the Projects section.

  3. From the list of projects, select edge-anomaly-detection.

    Navigate to edge-anomaly-detection

Step 3: Access the Service Discovery

  1. Once inside the edge-anomaly-detection project, look for the Routes section.

  2. Here, you’ll find a link labeled statius Service Discovery. Click on it.

    Click on statius Service Discovery

Step 4: Check Target Health

  1. After accessing the Service Discovery, navigate to the Status section.

  2. Under Status, click on Targets to view the health of the targets being monitored.

    View the target health

Step 5: View Metric Information

  1. In the Prometheus dashboard, you can view various metrics related to the engine room.

    View metric info

Step 6: Explore Specific Metrics

Here are some of the specific metrics you can explore:

  1. Engine Fuel Consumption

    engine_fuel_consumption

  2. Engine Pressure

    engine_pressure

  3. Engine RPM

    engine_rpm

  4. Engine Temperature

    engine_temperature

Note: Ensure you have the necessary permissions to access and view these metrics in your OpenShift environment.

By following this tutorial, you should be able to successfully navigate and check the Prometheus charts for the edge-anomaly-detection on OpenShift. Happy monitoring!

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