remove redundant labels
I only just found out this is a thing: https://grafana.com/blog/2021/08/04/how-to-use-promql-joins-for-more-effective-queries-of-prometheus-metrics-at-scale/
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from prometheus_client import start_http_server, Gauge, Counter
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from prometheus_client import start_http_server, Counter
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from prometheus_client.core import REGISTRY, GaugeMetricFamily
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from prometheus_client.registry import Collector
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TEMP_INDEX,
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'temperature',
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not args.scan_once,
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('Temperatures readings of each temperature sensor in celsius', TEMP_CELSIUS, [TEMP_SENSOR_LOCALE, TEMP_CONDITION]),
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('Temperature thresholds for each temperature sensor in celsius', TEMP_THRESHOLD, [TEMP_SENSOR_LOCALE, TEMP_THRESHOLD_TYPE]),
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('Information temperature sensors', no_value, [TEMP_SENSOR_LOCALE, TEMP_CONDITION, TEMP_THRESHOLD_TYPE]),
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('Temperatures readings of each temperature sensor in celsius', TEMP_CELSIUS, []),
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('Temperature thresholds for each temperature sensor in celsius', TEMP_THRESHOLD, []),
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))
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REGISTRY.register(BulkCollector(
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'cpu',
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not args.scan_once,
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('Information about CPUs', no_value, [CPU_NAME, CPU_STATUS, CPU_POWER_STATUS]),
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('Speed of CPUs in megahertz', CPU_SPEED, [CPU_NAME]),
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('CPU step', CPU_STEP, [CPU_NAME]), # I dunno
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('Number of enabled cores', CORES_ENABLED, [CPU_NAME]),
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('Number of available threads', THREADS_AVAILABLE, [CPU_NAME]),
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('Speed of CPUs in megahertz', CPU_SPEED, []),
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('CPU step', CPU_STEP, []), # revision?
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('Number of enabled cores', CORES_ENABLED, []),
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('Number of available threads', THREADS_AVAILABLE, []),
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))
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# logical drives are for v2 if it ever exists (I don't use logical drives, sorry)
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'drive',
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not args.scan_drives_once,
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('Information about installed drives', no_value, [DRIVE_PORT, DRIVE_BOX, DRIVE_BAY, DRIVE_VENDOR, DRIVE_SERIAL, DRIVE_FIRMWARE, DRIVE_LINK_RATE, DRIVE_SUPPORTS_PREDICTIVE_FAILURE_MONITORING, DRIVE_SMART_STATUS, DRIVE_MEDIA_TYPE, DRIVE_ROTATIONAL_SPEED, DRIVE_STATUS, DRIVE_CONDITION]),
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('Sizes of installed drives in megabytes', DRIVE_SIZE, [DRIVE_PORT, DRIVE_BOX, DRIVE_BAY, DRIVE_VENDOR, DRIVE_SERIAL]),
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('Temperatures of installed drives in celsius', DRIVE_TEMP, [DRIVE_PORT, DRIVE_BOX, DRIVE_BAY, DRIVE_VENDOR, DRIVE_SERIAL]),
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('Temperature thresholds of installed drives in celsius', DRIVE_TEMP_THRESHOLD, [DRIVE_PORT, DRIVE_BOX, DRIVE_BAY, DRIVE_VENDOR, DRIVE_SERIAL]),
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('Maximum temperatures of installed drives in celsius', DRIVE_TEMP_MAX, [DRIVE_PORT, DRIVE_BOX, DRIVE_BAY, DRIVE_VENDOR, DRIVE_SERIAL]),
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('Reference time of installed drives in hours', DRIVE_REFERENCE_TIME, [DRIVE_PORT, DRIVE_BOX, DRIVE_BAY, DRIVE_VENDOR, DRIVE_SERIAL]),
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('Sizes of installed drives in megabytes', DRIVE_SIZE, []),
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('Temperatures of installed drives in celsius', DRIVE_TEMP, []),
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('Temperature thresholds of installed drives in celsius', DRIVE_TEMP_THRESHOLD, []),
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('Maximum temperatures of installed drives in celsius', DRIVE_TEMP_MAX, []),
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('Reference time of installed drives in hours', DRIVE_REFERENCE_TIME, []),
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scan_method=scrape.detect_complex,
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))
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'memory',
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not args.scan_once,
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('Information about system memory', no_value, [MEMORY_LOCATION, MEMORY_MANUFACTURER, MEMORY_PART_NUMBER, MEMORY_STATUS, MEMORY_CONDITION]),
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('Sizes of system memory modules in kilobytes', MEMORY_SIZE, [MEMORY_LOCATION]),
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('Sizes of system memory modules in kilobytes', MEMORY_SIZE, []),
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))
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# start metrics endpoint
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