Daniel Swarbrick

@RakeshAMD As already stated, ICMP does **not** use ports. What you are asking for is impossible.

Could you perhaps provide a bit more information about your system (i.e., fill in some of the questions in the issue template)? At a bare minimum, it would be helpful...

Please stop posting screenshots of text output. They completely defeat text searches and are thus totally unsuited to posting textual data. You'll save yourself the effort of having to blur...

In the meantime, I did a little digging to find the kernel source code responsible for outputting the contents of `/sys/devices/system/cpu/isolated`. The function is [this](https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/v4.19.90/source/drivers/base/cpu.c#L272) (matched to user's reported kernel...

Please also check that your metric names conform to the Prometheus best practice guide: https://prometheus.io/docs/practices/naming/

My gut feeling is that transforming an "unknown" value to a value of zero is going to obscure cases where disks are spun-down, and truly have a rotational speed of...

Sample diff of two consecutive invocations of `mysqld_exporter --help` ```diff --- help1 2024-11-21 09:23:29.947194481 +0100 +++ help2 2024-11-21 09:24:00.378403127 +0100 @@ -72,6 +72,11 @@ --web.config.file="" Path to configuration file that...

The current TCP client count is not exposed via the HTTP statistics channels. The TCP high-water is available via http://localhost:8053/json/v1/server: ```json { "nsstats":{ "TCPConnHighWater":32, ``` There are also socket stats...

> So we cannot monitor and plot graphs of current TCP client count unless they are exposed via the HTTP statistics channels ? I mean there is no feasible way...

You can find detailed descriptions of name server statistics counters at https://bind9.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference.html > `ReqTCP` > This indicates the number of TCP requests received.