How do you tune performance for Thanos?

Learn how to optimize and tune the performance of Thanos for better scalability and reliability in your monitoring setup. This guide provides insights into configuration settings and best practices.

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        # Example Thanos Configuration for Performance Tuning
        
        type: "sidecar"
        objstore.config:
          type: "S3"
          config:
            bucket: "thanos"
            endpoint: "s3.amazonaws.com"
            access_key: "YOUR_ACCESS_KEY"
            secret_key: "YOUR_SECRET_KEY"
        
        http:
          listen_port: 10902
        
        # Enable query caching
        enable_query_cache: true
        query_cache:
          max_size: 500MB
        
        # Set retention period for data
        retention_time: "14d"
        
        # Optimize replication for performance
        replication_factor: 3

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