Metrics and alerts AIStor Server publishes point-in-time metrics using the Prometheus Data Model. You can use any scraping tool which supports that data model to pull those metrics into a database for populating historical views, performing query/analysis of metrics data, or creating alerts on preferred data points.

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Cordon is not always necessary AIStor will correctly remove offline nodes from the cluster automatically. There are normally no additional steps required when taking a node offline for maintenance: just stop the service, perform maintenance and then restart it. For users with certain special requirements, we offer node cordoning as an option. MinIO AIStor allows you to temporarily remove nodes from active service for planned maintenance operations. Removing nodes allows administrators to gracefully take nodes offline without disrupting cluster operations. A cordoned node finishes in-flight operations and marks itself as unavailable for any other operation.

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Description The mc admin prometheus command and its subcommands provide access to MinIO Prometheus metrics. Subcommands Subcommand Description generate The mc admin prometheus generate command generates a metrics scraping configuration file for use with Prometheus. metrics The mc admin prometheus metrics command prints Prometheus metrics for a cluster.

Upgrade MinIO to MinIO AIStor in airgapped Kubernetes environments using private registries, mirrored images, and custom service registry configurations.

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The following procedure adds a server pool to an existing MinIO AIStor cluster running on Kubernetes infrastructure. Each pool expands the total available storage capacity of the cluster with new nodes and persistent volumes while maintaining the overall availability of the cluster. Pay particular attention to the parity (EC:M) value of the existing cluster and the new pool. MinIO strongly recommends seeking an architecture review from MinIO Engineering through SUBNET to analyze potential performance impacts before committing to a new pool for your cluster.