@jaredwhite this is frustrating, yes. But it is also why documents such as The Stallman report https://stallman-report.org/ are so valuable. It becomes the default answer to all such questions, regardless if they are in good faith or not. We can just answer and move on.

I'm not beep enough in the ruby community to know what would be the best version of such a document for the "3 letter acronym asshole of the hour" though.

@benhamill Nice!

You got me thinking, and looks like typing !mdn: 502 also works, provided one is using #DuckDuckGo as default search engine. I did not know this, and now I can see myself using this daily!

@jaredwhite it is kinda true. I'm going to ad-block it either way. 🙈

The inevitability narative is the questionable part, of course.

@jake4480 in the right chat group 🤔

You might be onto something. 😅

@thisismissem Depending on what you need label_replace could help. e.g. given 2 metrics:

up{instance="demo-service-0:10000"} = 1
demo_num_cpus{instance="demo-service-1:10001"} = 4

you can do:

label_replace(up{instance="demo-service-0:10000"}, "instance", "$1-1:10001", "instance", "(.*)-0:10000") * on (instance) demo_num_cpus

and get out:

{instance="demo-service-1:10001"} = 4

Example on promlabs demo site:

https://demo.promlabs.com/query?g0.expr=label_replace%28up%7Binstance%3D%22demo-service-0%3A10000%22%7D%2C+%22instance%22%2C+%22%241-1%3A10001%22%2C+%22instance%22%2C+%22%28.*%29-0%3A10000%22%29+*+on+%28instance%29+demo_num_cpus&g0.show_tree=0&g0.tab=table&g0.range_input=1h&g0.res_type=auto&g0.res_density=medium&g0.display_mode=lines&g0.show_exemplars=0