Add VictoriaMetrics support #279
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#273 It looks like the changes made here would actually solve this issue, I did not see this before. |
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Our site uses VictoriaMetrics as our TSDB. VictoriaMetrics supports the Prometheus v1 Query API, but provides it at a different path ,
/select/ID/prometheus. The hard coded leading slash in the endpoints mangles this path when joined with the base URL.By removing the leading slash, and providing the full path in the config,
https://host:port/select/0/prometheus/, we have been able to use VictoriaMetrics with Supremm.Additionally, we think that the configuration file parameter should just be the full URL, and not the host, so we can use HTTPS.
This should not have any affect on the Prometheus setups.
As far as testing, I could not quite get the testing environment set up - but we have been summarizing jobs this way for a few weeks.