per code PROMREMOTEBENCH_INTERVAL is not relevant for scraping #10
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gibbscullen
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Feb 21, 2020
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I'm not sure what you're question is. The PROMREMOTEBENCH_INTERVAL is not used for Scrape Benchmarking as far as I could tell by looking at the code (when promremotebench is being scraped). It IS needed for the Remote Write Benchmarking (when promremotebench is jamming metrics into some remote data store). It should be removed from the Scrape Benchmarking example yaml on the README because users will be very puzzled about what it could mean, when it actually means nothing. This commit is just a change to the README, so people will have a non-confusing first encounter with the tool. |
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Its confusing for users to wonder about how PROMREMOTEBENCH_INTERVAL might interact with the scraper's own interval. Its actually not used when running in the scrape-target mode. Its best to get this line out of the README.