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The service label the rule grouped by is the scrape target name, not the backend: with honorLabels=false the per-route value traefik emits is renamed to exported_service, so the old rule measured one global aggregate and both exclusions matched nothing. Group the latency and 5xx alerts by exported_service with exclusions in traefik's real namespace-routename-hash format. Already applied live with kubectl; this commit keeps git in sync.