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rtt-enablement
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OCPSTRAT-861 - Passive Per-Flow Latency (RTT) Observability
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OCPSTRAT-861Passive Per-Flow Latency (RTT) Observability
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Followup on https://issues.redhat.com/browse/NETOBSERV-954
This epic will allow RTT enablement for Docs and QE
Feature gate will be removed (see if needed according to implementation)
Feedback:
- In Overview, Donut: it shows "Ms", which would stand for "Megasecond" ... should be a low-case "ms"
- Overview, Timeseries chart: Y axis should show the unit (ms)
- Overview, Timeseries chart: it seems there's no tooltip?
- Topology, Edge labels: it's also showing Ms instead of ms
On a more general note, I started testing with the default sampling, and this is really impractical as very few RTTs come up. After switching to sampling 1, it started to look good. I guess that's going to be a known issue, at least for some time, but we should probably document that (not only in the downstream doc, but also in the CRD doc). We can create a new task for that in the 1.5 epic.
Also, maybe also in the 1.5 epic, we could add a task to show things like p99 latencies rather than averages, which I think is more relevant to look at for SRE
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NETOBSERV-676 NetFlow Overview Enhancements 1.5
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NETOBSERV-954 [Dev preview] passive perflow RTT latency analysis
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- links to
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RHSA-2023:121076 Network Observability 1.5.0 for OpenShift