Kubernetes
Kubernetes¶
We provide a Helm Chart which deploys all the required infrastructure on your Kubernetes cluster.
Getting the Helm Chart¶
Install the Promitor Chart repository:
Refresh your local Chart repositories:
If all goes well you should be able to list all Promitor charts:
❯ helm search hub promitor
URL CHART VERSION APP VERSION DESCRIPTION
https://hub.helm.sh/charts/promitor/promitor-ag... 1.6.0 1.6.1 A Helm chart to deploy Promitor, an Azure Monit...
Using our Helm Chart¶
To use this, you will need to provide parameters via --set
or --values
.
Included here are the values that correspond with the local environment variables.
In addition to these, you will need a metric declaration file as described in
Metric Declaration.
azureMetadata:
tenantId: "<azure-tenant-id>"
subscriptionId: "<azure-subscription-id>"
runtime:
metricSinks:
atlassianStatuspage:
enabled: true
pageId: "ABC"
systemMetricMapping:
- id: nfkgnrwpn545
promitorMetricName: promitor_demo_appplan_percentage_cpu
prometheusScrapingEndpoint:
enabled: true
baseUriPath: /metrics
enableMetricTimestamps: True
statsd:
enabled: true
host: graphite
port: 8125
metricPrefix: poc.promitor.
telemetry:
applicationInsights:
enabled: True
key: "<azure-app-insights-key>"
metrics:
- name: promitor_demo_servicebusqueue_queue_size
description: "Amount of active messages of the 'orders' queue (determined with ServiceBusQueue provider)"
resourceType: ServiceBusQueue
namespace: promitor-messaging
queueName: orders
azureMetricConfiguration:
metricName: ActiveMessages
aggregation:
type: Average
Check the full values file to see all configurable values.
If you have a metric-declaration.yaml
file, you can create a basic deployment
with this command: