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We are currently onboarding multiple teams on Argo Rollouts. My organization would like a proxy metric for Potential Avoided Incidents. Using PromQL, I have come up with the following query to see the number of aborted rollouts:
The issue here is that we can get a time series of the number of aborted rollouts but we cannot see the cumulative sum of all aborted rollouts. I have tried other queries like using sum(count(<query)) or sum_over_time({query}[3m] == 1 but they either don't fulfill the requirement or don't work due to the nature of the time series.
Is there a better way to get this kind of cumulative sum of aborted rollouts without patching the controller and adding a counter metric?
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We are currently onboarding multiple teams on Argo Rollouts. My organization would like a proxy metric for
Potential Avoided Incidents
. Using PromQL, I have come up with the following query to see the number of aborted rollouts:The issue here is that we can get a time series of the number of aborted rollouts but we cannot see the cumulative sum of all aborted rollouts. I have tried other queries like using
sum(count(<query))
orsum_over_time({query}[3m] == 1
but they either don't fulfill the requirement or don't work due to the nature of the time series.Is there a better way to get this kind of cumulative sum of aborted rollouts without patching the controller and adding a counter metric?
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