https://prometheus.io/blog/2017/11/08/announcing-prometheus-2-0/ https://prometheus.io/docs/prometheus/2.0/migration/ [CHANGE] Completely rewritten storage layer, with WAL. This is not backwards compatible with 1.x storage, and many flags have changed/disappeared. [CHANGE] New staleness behavior.
Like all cynipids, they make galls on plants and are specific with regard to host species and tissue. Four plant genera, all asteraceous, are used by the wasps, of which Chrysothamnus, Lygodemnia, and Microseris are known to host one Antistrophus species each whereas Silphium host the remaining seven species.ike all cynipids, they make galls on plants and are specific with regard to host species and tissue. Four plant genera, all asteraceous, are used by the wasps, of which Chrysothamnus, Lygodemnia, and Microseris are known to host one Antistrophus species each whereas Silphium host the remaining seven species.
Distribution: UK, Europe, Asia, America, Australia. Above: a common wasp's face, note the black 'anchor' shaped marking. Above: note the four yellow markings at the rear of the thorax. Common wasps can often be found feeding on rotting fruit. Above: two wasps fighting over a fallen apple.Species: Vespula germanica. Common names: German wasp, yellowjacket. Distribution: UK, Europe, Asia, America, Australia. Above: the german wasp is very similar to the common wasp.bove: a common wasp's face, note the black 'anchor' shaped marking. Above: note the four yellow markings at the rear of the thorax. Common wasps can often be found feeding on rotting fruit.