Kubernetes - Monitoring and LoggingA Grafana panel shows stale data despite Prometheus scraping new metrics. What should you check first?APrometheus server versionBKubernetes pod resource limitsCGrafana user permissionsDPanel's query time range and refresh intervalCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand stale data causesStale data often results from panel time range or refresh settings.Step 2: Verify and adjust these settingsEnsure the panel refreshes frequently and covers the correct time window.Final Answer:Panel's query time range and refresh interval -> Option DQuick Check:Stale data = check time range and refresh [OK]Quick Trick: Check panel refresh and time range for stale data [OK]Common Mistakes:Checking pod limits unnecessarilyAssuming user permissions cause stale dataFocusing on Prometheus version first
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