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Fix nanocore sum for non default intervals on Kubernetes Overview Dashboard #19675
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Since this is a community submitted pull request, a Jenkins build has not been kicked off automatically. Can an Elastic organization member please verify the contents of this patch and then kick off a build manually? |
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Since this is a community submitted pull request, a Jenkins build has not been kicked off automatically. Can an Elastic organization member please verify the contents of this patch and then kick off a build manually? |
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…hboard The Kibana visualization CPU usage by node [Metricbeat Kubernetes] ECS did not account for x-axis scaling. In case the scaling aligned with the value from metricset.period it was correct. In every other case, the sum was not correctly calculated as it did not take into account how big the buckets in the visualizations would be.
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Thanks for this PR @dihmandrake ! I think this is a valid change however @jsoriano could you please have a look too? |
jenkins run the tests please |
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Change makes sense, my only concern is with the value of metricset.period
, but we should be good for most of the cases.
@ChrsMark could you follow up with the merge and backport?
metricbeat/module/kubernetes/_meta/kibana/7/dashboard/Metricbeat-kubernetes-overview.json
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@dihmandrake could you please add a changelog entry for this change? You can find an example at https://github.com/elastic/beats/pull/19913/files#diff-8a3db71464dcd8830047f8fb92084b27R574. Thanks! |
@ChrsMark I added an entry to the changelog file |
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Thanks for your contribution @dihmandrake! I will wait for CI and merge.
…hboard (elastic#19675) * Fix nanocore sum for non default intervals on Kubernetes Overview Dashboard The Kibana visualization CPU usage by node [Metricbeat Kubernetes] ECS did not account for x-axis scaling. In case the scaling aligned with the value from metricset.period it was correct. In every other case, the sum was not correctly calculated as it did not take into account how big the buckets in the visualizations would be. * Add changelog entry for k8s dashboard node usage (cherry picked from commit 4dcbde3)
…hboard (elastic#19675) * Fix nanocore sum for non default intervals on Kubernetes Overview Dashboard The Kibana visualization CPU usage by node [Metricbeat Kubernetes] ECS did not account for x-axis scaling. In case the scaling aligned with the value from metricset.period it was correct. In every other case, the sum was not correctly calculated as it did not take into account how big the buckets in the visualizations would be. * Add changelog entry for k8s dashboard node usage (cherry picked from commit 4dcbde3)
…hboard (#19675) (#19978) * Fix nanocore sum for non default intervals on Kubernetes Overview Dashboard The Kibana visualization CPU usage by node [Metricbeat Kubernetes] ECS did not account for x-axis scaling. In case the scaling aligned with the value from metricset.period it was correct. In every other case, the sum was not correctly calculated as it did not take into account how big the buckets in the visualizations would be. * Add changelog entry for k8s dashboard node usage (cherry picked from commit 4dcbde3) Co-authored-by: Jasper Bernhardt <[email protected]>
…hboard (#19675) (#19979) * Fix nanocore sum for non default intervals on Kubernetes Overview Dashboard The Kibana visualization CPU usage by node [Metricbeat Kubernetes] ECS did not account for x-axis scaling. In case the scaling aligned with the value from metricset.period it was correct. In every other case, the sum was not correctly calculated as it did not take into account how big the buckets in the visualizations would be. * Add changelog entry for k8s dashboard node usage (cherry picked from commit 4dcbde3) Co-authored-by: Jasper Bernhardt <[email protected]>
…ngs-archive * upstream/master: (274 commits) Test export commands in all Beats (elastic#20016) [Ingest Manager] Allow using drop path for agent build (elastic#20019) [DOCS] Remove include for deleted file in monitoring docs (elastic#20038) Removing xpack.monitoring.* settings (elastic#18608) [Heartbeat] Add service_name option for APM integration (elastic#19932) [Elastic Agent] Fix merging of fleet.yml. Add --staging to enroll cmd. (elastic#20026) Stricter stalebot configuration for PRs (elastic#20004) [ci] Favor direct mage invocation on CI (elastic#19960) Add cloudwatch input into Filebeat configure inputs documentation (elastic#19973) [Filebeat] remove delimiter \n from log line in s3 input (elastic#19972) [Metricbeat] Update MySQL dashboard (elastic#19913) Packetbeat process monitor: Ignore missing /proc/net/tcp6 (elastic#19945) [CI] fix MODULE variable cornercases (elastic#19985) Ignore timestamp in fortinet/clientendpoint and netscout/sightline (elastic#19998) add 7.9 to .backportrc.json (elastic#19952) Update internal links to external (elastic#19947) Remove Dynamic Script Compilations warning in Cisco module (elastic#19840) [Elastic Agent] Fix RPM and DEB packaging for Elastic Agent (elastic#19959) [Ingest Manager] Do not compare err with custom type (elastic#19980) Fix nanocore sum for non default intervals on Kubernetes Overview Dashboard (elastic#19675) ...
…nly-mod * upstream/master: (75 commits) Test export commands in all Beats (elastic#20016) [Ingest Manager] Allow using drop path for agent build (elastic#20019) [DOCS] Remove include for deleted file in monitoring docs (elastic#20038) Removing xpack.monitoring.* settings (elastic#18608) [Heartbeat] Add service_name option for APM integration (elastic#19932) [Elastic Agent] Fix merging of fleet.yml. Add --staging to enroll cmd. (elastic#20026) Stricter stalebot configuration for PRs (elastic#20004) [ci] Favor direct mage invocation on CI (elastic#19960) Add cloudwatch input into Filebeat configure inputs documentation (elastic#19973) [Filebeat] remove delimiter \n from log line in s3 input (elastic#19972) [Metricbeat] Update MySQL dashboard (elastic#19913) Packetbeat process monitor: Ignore missing /proc/net/tcp6 (elastic#19945) [CI] fix MODULE variable cornercases (elastic#19985) Ignore timestamp in fortinet/clientendpoint and netscout/sightline (elastic#19998) add 7.9 to .backportrc.json (elastic#19952) Update internal links to external (elastic#19947) Remove Dynamic Script Compilations warning in Cisco module (elastic#19840) [Elastic Agent] Fix RPM and DEB packaging for Elastic Agent (elastic#19959) [Ingest Manager] Do not compare err with custom type (elastic#19980) Fix nanocore sum for non default intervals on Kubernetes Overview Dashboard (elastic#19675) ...
…hboard (elastic#19675) * Fix nanocore sum for non default intervals on Kubernetes Overview Dashboard The Kibana visualization CPU usage by node [Metricbeat Kubernetes] ECS did not account for x-axis scaling. In case the scaling aligned with the value from metricset.period it was correct. In every other case, the sum was not correctly calculated as it did not take into account how big the buckets in the visualizations would be. * Add changelog entry for k8s dashboard node usage
…hboard (elastic#19675) (elastic#19979) * Fix nanocore sum for non default intervals on Kubernetes Overview Dashboard The Kibana visualization CPU usage by node [Metricbeat Kubernetes] ECS did not account for x-axis scaling. In case the scaling aligned with the value from metricset.period it was correct. In every other case, the sum was not correctly calculated as it did not take into account how big the buckets in the visualizations would be. * Add changelog entry for k8s dashboard node usage (cherry picked from commit 114f78c) Co-authored-by: Jasper Bernhardt <[email protected]>
Bug
What does this PR do?
The Kibana visualization
CPU usage by node [Metricbeat Kubernetes] ECS
did not account for x-axis scaling.In case the scaling aligned with the value from metricset.period it was correct.
In every other case, the sum was not correctly calculated as it did not take into account how big the buckets in the visualizations would be.
Why is it important?
It allows to correctly see the usage of nodes on the Kubernetes Dashboard on longer time ranges.
Checklist
CHANGELOG.next.asciidoc
orCHANGELOG-developer.next.asciidoc
.Author's Checklist
How to test this PR locally
Screenshots
Confirmed working on non 10 seconds scaling.