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Prometheus

Prometheus is used to monitor infrastructure metrics. It scrapes any endpoints that expose metrics in a compatible format. The metrics are stored in Prometheus, and you can query them using PromQL (Prometheus Query Language). Prometheus is not intended for long-term metrics storage, but it supports a variety of remote storage solutions for that purpose. Timescale supports Grafana using PostgreSQL data sources.

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