[Hawkular-dev] Hawkular Metrics + Hawkular Alerts - Phase 0

John Sanda jsanda at redhat.com
Tue Nov 10 13:31:49 EST 2015


> On Nov 10, 2015, at 1:09 PM, Lucas Ponce <lponce at redhat.com> wrote:
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> It is a little bit hard to jump into this long threads but interesting.
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> I am going to describe my thoughts if that can help (or not) into this discussion.
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> I think before to get into low level details, it is good to discuss perhaps in some high level motivations as ThomasS commented, and that might help to check in we are everyone in the same page.
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> Today (if I am not wrong) we have three/four main scenarios where our efforts are driven:
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> - A standalone use of Hawkular Metrics (mainly for OpenShift).
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> - Hawkular, a integrated project of several components/subproject (bus,accounts,metrics,alerts,inventory,agent,ui,new ones).
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> - Hawkular BTM (not sure if this will be consumed as part of Hawkular as add-on, or a variant).
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> - Hawkular DataMining module (not sure if this will be consumed as part of Hawkular as add-on, or a variant).
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> It happens as our components are decoupled and can be consumed separately, so it could be valid if the same user that is using metrics in standalone can add alerts too to work together, but probably that user is not interested in the full Hawkular solution as it has developed its own security, feeds and inventory frameworks (or any combination).
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> So, for me, a legitimate question could be: "how easy it can be to put two components working together?".
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> That I think is what we are discussing here.
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> So, if a user can deploy a metrics.war and alerts.war in the deployments folder on a standard wildfly server, that could be interesting an attractive for everyone (or at least that I think is our main motivation for this discussion).

I will provide a demo/code review of this tomorrow during the weekly metrics meeting.


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