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- kubernetes - How to update Prometheus config in k8s cluster - Stack . . .
Prometheus supports runtime reload of the config, so that you don't need to stop prometheus in order to pickup the new config You can either do that manually by sending a POST request as described in the link above, or automate this process by having a sidecar container inside the same prometheus pod that watch for updates to the config file
- How do you add scrape targets to a Prometheus server that was installed . . .
The prometheus io site describes how I can mount a prometheus yml file (which contains a list of scrape targets) to a Prometheus Docker container -- I have done this locally and it works However, I don't know how to specify scrape targets for a Prometheus setup installed via Kubernetes-Helm
- Monitor only one namespace metrics - Prometheus with Kubernetes
I am implementing Prometheus to monitor my Kubernetes system health, where I have multiple clusters and namespaces My goal is to monitor only a specefic namespace which called default and just my own pods excluding prometheus Pods and monitoring details I tried to specify the namespace in the kubernetes_sd_configs like this:
- Monitor custom kubernetes pod metrics using Prometheus
I am using Prometheus to monitor my Kubernetes cluster I have set up Prometheus in a separate namespace I have multiple namespaces and multiple pods are running Each pod container exposes a custom metrics at this end point, :80 data metrics
- Is there a way to monitor kube cron jobs using prometheus
All answers so far are unaware of namespaces, and are dependent on custom labeling in the Job The latter can be fixed as kube-state-metrics version 1 6 0 introduced a new metric kube_job_owner which solves the problem matching Jobs and CronJobs
- kubernetes - How to add additional scrape config to Prometheus - Stack . . .
That document applies to prometheus-operator If you have deployed it, you should have your Prometheus CRD: kubectl get prometheus -n monitoring Then you can edit the Prometheus exactly as stated in above: adding additionalScrapeConfigs key in the spec (after adding a secret)
- How to calculate containers cpu usage in kubernetes with prometheus as . . .
A big problem with prometheus is a lack of standardization kubernetes resource limits and requests are based on milli cpu It doesn't make sense that Prometheus Metrics don't also standardize on Milli CPU, I get that Prometheus doesn't just run on Kubernetes, but can't you export both metric styles side by side or even do [classic cpu % used
- prometheus - How can I alert for container restarted? - Stack Overflow
I checked in Prometheus "container_last_seen" metric don't have "container_label_restartcount" label could you please recheck – Vikas Rathore Commented Oct 21, 2021 at 16:39
- kubernetes - How to monitor external service in prometheus-operator . . .
and these commands on my kubernetes cluster: kubectl create -f rbac-config yml helm init --service-account tiller --history-max 200 helm install stable prometheus-operator --name prometheus-operator --namespace monitoring Next, basing on article: how monitor to an external service I tried to do steps described in it
- kubernetes - What is the correct prometheus URL to be used by . . .
I'm using both helm charts (kube-prometheus-stack and prometheus-adapter) additional path prefix that works for me is " ", but, prometheus url must be with the name of your helm-install parameter for stack ("helm install ") I'm using "prostack" as stack name So finally, it works for me:
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