Sunyanan Choochotkaew
> Thank you for a confirmation of that :) Is it expected that the aforementioned version will log no metrics to Prometheus and should we stick to the estimator-less version...
> Hello sunya-ch and thanks for giving this some attention! > > * Pod's metrics are correctly reported with expected pods from expected nodes > * I can see pod_energy_stat...
> Not going to commit right now since I don't know whether there will be time to address this, but will look into it. > > Quick question: is there...
> So it seems that "pod_energy_total" & "pod_energy_current" is almost same as "pod__energy_in_pkg_millijoule" and these could theoretically be used as a replacement, correct? I am not sure about the original...
@ruomengh What is the detected kernel version? Could you post head part of the kepler? ``` > kubectl logs -n $(kubectl get po -A|grep kepler-exporter|awk '{print $1,$2}')|head 2022/08/18 01:50:57 InitSliceHandler:...
> 2022/08/18 01:33:03 InitSliceHandler: &{map[] /sys/fs/cgroup/cpu /sys/fs/cgroup/memory /sys/fs/cgroup/blkio} > use sysfs to obtain power > config EnabledEBPFCgroupID enabled: true > config getKernelVersion: 5.15 > config set EnabledEBPFCgroupID to false According...
I see. It seems like your system is not installed cgroupv2 by [this approach](https://docs.okd.io/latest/post_installation_configuration/machine-configuration-tasks.html#nodes-nodes-cgroups-2_post-install-machine-configuration-tasks). So that the file isn't created there as expected from the issue https://github.com/sustainable-computing-io/kepler/issues/29. I think we...
> That is great, I really want to have different Power Models, specially bring back the Power Model based on Ratio In the current implementation, I treat the ratio approach...
> thank you @sunya-ch for this impressive work! > > wonder how much cpu and memory the estimator will consume, do you have any data? I have no experimental data...
> I'm wondering if instead of calling the python code, we could have a micro-service running as Power Model Server (which will be running the python code) and we access...