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Add tempo tuning section #830
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Good information, a few recommended edits.
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Grafana Tempo is a powerful tool, but it can lead to performance issues when not configured correctly. | ||
The following configuration can lead to OOM issues for simple queries in the query-frontend component: |
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The following configuration can lead to OOM issues for simple queries in the query-frontend component: | |
For example, the following configuration is not recommended and may lead to OOM issues for simple queries in the query-frontend component: |
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These resources are shared between all the Tempo components. | ||
Instead of applying the resources globally, they can be applied to each specific component, when needed: |
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Instead of applying the resources globally, they can be applied to each specific component, when needed: | |
When needed, apply resources to each specific component, instead of applying the resources globally: |
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#### Caching | ||
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Tempo can use [a cache](https://grafana.com/docs/tempo/latest/operations/caching/) that acts in different levels that is used by default with Tanka and Helm deployment examples. It uses external cache, supporting Memcached and Redis. |
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Tempo can use [a cache](https://grafana.com/docs/tempo/latest/operations/caching/) that acts in different levels that is used by default with Tanka and Helm deployment examples. It uses external cache, supporting Memcached and Redis. | |
Tempo offers multi-level [caching](https://grafana.com/docs/tempo/latest/operations/caching/) that is used by default with Tanka and Helm deployment examples. It uses external cache, supporting Memcached and Redis. |
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#### Dedicated attribute columns | ||
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When used the storage format vParquet3, defining [dedicated attribute columns](https://grafana.com/docs/tempo/latest/operations/dedicated_columns/) can improve the query performance. |
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When used the storage format vParquet3, defining [dedicated attribute columns](https://grafana.com/docs/tempo/latest/operations/dedicated_columns/) can improve the query performance. | |
When using the vParquet3 storage format , defining [dedicated attribute columns](https://grafana.com/docs/tempo/latest/operations/dedicated_columns/) can improve the query performance. |
Ref. kiali/kiali#7769
https://deploy-preview-830--kiali.netlify.app/docs/configuration/p8s-jaeger-grafana/tracing/tempo/#tempo-tunning