[poc] SLO operation health rule #211508
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Decision has been made to not rely on a rule to monitor stack health. cc @jasonrhodes |
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POC introducing a rule for monitoring SLO operational health
Performance testing the rule with 100 SLOs using
labels.projectIdsas groupBy. This is using ephemeral projects from data-forge:--ephemeral-project-ids = 10 --events-by-cycle = 1001 rule is taking about 1s to run when the system stabilized. But was taking 40s when the system was under heavy load with SLO transforms being created.
