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Ability to interact with metrics #259

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akashs2795 opened this issue Aug 20, 2019 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #262
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Ability to interact with metrics #259

akashs2795 opened this issue Aug 20, 2019 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #262
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Purser currently calculates costs using allocation of resources. If this product is to be a standard for Kubernetes costing, there is a need to have Utilisation based costing as a functionality in purser.

Basic requirement for this is that the utilisation metrics from various components in the cluser be stored in a metrics store as time-series metrics.

This issue tracks this specific task of introducing a metric-store agnostic approach of saving utilisation metrics in purser.

@kreddyj kreddyj added documetation Relates to documentation enhancement New feature or request planning In planning stage feature and removed enhancement New feature or request labels Aug 20, 2019
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kreddyj commented Aug 20, 2019

Hi @akashs2795 , thanks for the new feature suggestion. If you have a plan or a possible road map for this, I suggest you to create a documentation (docs/planning/utilization.md) with all the details relating to it.

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I ll be doing so and will raise a PR for the same so that we can track and review the planning doc appropriately

@akashs2795 akashs2795 changed the title Ability to store utilisation metrics in datastore Ability to interact with metrics Aug 21, 2019
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