Adding upstream version 1.34.4.
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# Prometheus
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The `prometheus` data format converts metrics into the Prometheus text
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exposition format. When used with the `prometheus` input, the input should be
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use the `metric_version = 2` option in order to properly round trip metrics.
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**Warning**: When generating histogram and summary types, output may
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not be correct if the metric spans multiple batches. This issue can be
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somewhat, but not fully, mitigated by using outputs that support writing in
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"batch format". When using histogram and summary types, it is recommended to
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use only the `prometheus_client` output. Histogram and Summary types
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also update their expiration time based on the most recently received data.
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If incoming metrics stop updating specific buckets or quantiles but continue
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reporting others every bucket/quantile will continue to exist.
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## Configuration
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```toml
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[[outputs.file]]
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files = ["stdout"]
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use_batch_format = true
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## Include the metric timestamp on each sample.
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prometheus_export_timestamp = false
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## Sort prometheus metric families and metric samples. Useful for
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## debugging.
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prometheus_sort_metrics = false
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## Output string fields as metric labels; when false string fields are
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## discarded.
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prometheus_string_as_label = false
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## Encode metrics without HELP metadata. This helps reduce the payload
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## size.
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prometheus_compact_encoding = false
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## Data format to output.
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## Each data format has its own unique set of configuration options, read
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## more about them here:
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## https://github.com/influxdata/telegraf/blob/master/docs/DATA_FORMATS_INPUT.md
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data_format = "prometheus"
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## Specify the metric type explicitly.
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## This overrides the metric-type of the Telegraf metric. Globbing is allowed.
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[outputs.file.prometheus_metric_types]
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counter = []
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gauge = []
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```
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### Metrics
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A Prometheus metric is created for each integer, float, boolean or unsigned
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field. Boolean values are converted to *1.0* for true and *0.0* for false.
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The Prometheus metric names are produced by joining the measurement name with
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the field key. In the special case where the measurement name is `prometheus`
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it is not included in the final metric name.
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Prometheus labels are produced for each tag.
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**Note:** String fields are ignored and do not produce Prometheus metrics.
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## Example
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### Example Input
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```text
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cpu,cpu=cpu0 time_guest=8022.6,time_system=26145.98,time_user=92512.89 1574317740000000000
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cpu,cpu=cpu1 time_guest=8097.88,time_system=25223.35,time_user=96519.58 1574317740000000000
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cpu,cpu=cpu2 time_guest=7386.28,time_system=24870.37,time_user=95631.59 1574317740000000000
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cpu,cpu=cpu3 time_guest=7434.19,time_system=24843.71,time_user=93753.88 1574317740000000000
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```
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### Example Output
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```text
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# HELP cpu_time_guest Telegraf collected metric
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# TYPE cpu_time_guest counter
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cpu_time_guest{cpu="cpu0"} 9582.54
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cpu_time_guest{cpu="cpu1"} 9660.88
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cpu_time_guest{cpu="cpu2"} 8946.45
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cpu_time_guest{cpu="cpu3"} 9002.31
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# HELP cpu_time_system Telegraf collected metric
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# TYPE cpu_time_system counter
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cpu_time_system{cpu="cpu0"} 28675.47
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cpu_time_system{cpu="cpu1"} 27779.34
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cpu_time_system{cpu="cpu2"} 27406.18
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cpu_time_system{cpu="cpu3"} 27404.97
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# HELP cpu_time_user Telegraf collected metric
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# TYPE cpu_time_user counter
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cpu_time_user{cpu="cpu0"} 99551.84
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cpu_time_user{cpu="cpu1"} 103468.52
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cpu_time_user{cpu="cpu2"} 102591.45
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cpu_time_user{cpu="cpu3"} 100717.05
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```
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