Dominik Charousset
Dominik Charousset
> > Even if there was one, we would still have to guard against all sorts of partial errors, ultimately with some sort of timeout for the operation. > >...
> > It also brings more issues with it. Tying up a scraper for up to 1-2s because a single node is lagging behind is unacceptable. They probably time out...
To tackle this, we need to serve HTTP replies from Zeek. @timwoj It seems like prometheus-cpp isn't available in Zeek yet (for the 3rd-party HTTP server). Is this on its...
> It's not obvious what it means or what one should do about it. This is a programming error, so there's nothing users can do about it except reporting it....
I'm all for deprecating (and eventually removing) the existing bindings and instead have a lightweight, Python-only package that makes it easy to work with the WebSocket/JSON interface. The data model...
> Dominik I'm curious — when you added WebSocket support, did you consider supporting both data models on the same port? Too messy? I didn't consider it until now. It...
Thank you for the ping! Really sorry for the wait here. This fell off my radar because I got knocked out for a couple weeks by a really bad flu...
I'll postpone this until we get rid of the Python bindings.
Thanks for reporting. The parser currently doesn't recognize the timezone syntax. We should support at least the `Z` suffix plus the `+[tz offset]`.
> As far as I can tell, this would require the python bindings as well as some testing to move as well. I wouldn't move the bindings. I'd say this...