promql
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Write, validate, and optimize PromQL for Prometheus / Grafana Mimir / Grafana Cloud Metrics. Covers `rate` vs `irate` vs `increase`, label matchers and regex, `sum / avg / topk / by / without` aggregation, classic + native `histogram_quantile`, ratios with divide-by-zero guards, `absent` / `changes` for staleness, time offsets and `predict_linear`, recording-rule naming, SLO + burn-rate math, and a cardinality-hunting playbook. Use when writing a metric query, fixing wrong p95s, building an error-budget alert, debugging "query is slow", finding the noisy label that blew up cardinality, or migrating a dashboard query to a recording rule — even when the user says "calculate the error rate", "p99 latency", "sum by service", "why is this query slow", or "what's filling Mimir" without naming PromQL.
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