fix: correct HighMemoryUsage self-dividing PromQL expression#3
fix: correct HighMemoryUsage self-dividing PromQL expression#3feng83232 wants to merge 2 commits into
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The HighMemoryUsage alert rule used process_resident_memory_bytes / process_resident_memory_bytes, which always equals 1. Changed the denominator to node_memory_MemTotal_bytes (standard node_exporter metric) for a meaningful memory usage ratio. Closes #1 Changes: - tools/monitoring_setup.py: Fix HighMemoryUsage expr to use node_memory_MemTotal_bytes as denominator - tools/test_monitoring_setup.py: New test suite that detects self-dividing expressions and verifies alert rule quality
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Summary
The
HighMemoryUsagealert rule usedprocess_resident_memory_bytes / process_resident_memory_bytes > 0.9, which always equals 1.0 — a self-dividing (identity) expression that would never alert meaningfully.Changes
node_memory_MemTotal_bytes(standard node_exporter metric) for a meaningful memory usage ratioTesting
All 3 checks pass. No existing tests were affected.
Closes #1