I'm trying to wrap my head around Grafana configuration, and aside from reading the official documentation (which I find insufficient) I wanted to example code that other people had used. Therefore, I did a search that had 4 specific strings that I expect to find in the configuration file:
- "contactPoints:"
- "receivers:"
- "type:"
- "policies:"
So I tried this search and got nothing from Kagi:
"contactPoints:" "receivers:" "type:" "policies:"
The following search engines produced good results for that search:
- aol.com
- google.com
- bing.com
- yahoo.com
Kagi and DuckDuckGo produced nothing at all. Brave search produced one ok-ish result and Mojeek produced a few pages of trash results.
In my opinion, the best hit on the other search engines is this one, because it contains ALL of the search terms, and it is the most useful article:
https://softwaremill.com/mastering-alerts-in-grafana-kubernetes-provisioning-and-slack-notifications/
Finally, if I try the following search in Kagi I get three results, but not the one at softwaremill.com:
"contactPoints:" "receivers:" "type:"
However, if I specifically add site:softwaremill.com then suddenly I that page appears in the results.
"contactPoints:" "receivers:" "type:" site:softwaremill.com
I thought that site: was a filter that would restrict results to a domain, therefore it should only subtract hits, not add them. This doesn't make sense.
I expected Kagi to find a page containing multiple terms that are on the page
I expected Kagi's site: keyword to filter out hits, not add new ones
