KUBERNETES METRICS COLLECTOR DETAILS

Zebrium’s Kubernetes metrics collector sends metrics to Zebrium for automated Anomaly detection. Our github repository is located here.

ze-stats

Features

• One step deployment using helm commands
• Sends metrics from all nodes in a Kubernetes cluster
• Runs metrics collector in a Kubernetes cluster.

Getting Started

Installing via helm

helm version 2

1. If node-exporter has not been installed, install it first:

     helm install --namespace zebrium --name node-exporter stable/prometheus-node-exporter
   

2. helm install --namespace zebrium --name zstats-collector --repo https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zebrium/ze-stats/master/charts zstats --set zebrium.collectorUrl=YOUR_ZE_STATS_API_URL,zebrium.authToken=YOUR_ZE_API_AUTH_TOKEN,zebrium.deployment=YOUR_DEPLOYMENT_NAME

helm version 3

1. kubectl create namespace zebrium
2. If node-exporter has not been installed, install it first:

     helm install node-exporter --namespace zebrium stable/prometheus-node-exporter
   

3. helm install zstats-collector zstats --namespace zebrium --repo https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zebrium/ze-stats/master/charts --set zebrium.collectorUrl=YOUR_ZE_STATS_API_URL,zebrium.authToken=YOUR_ZE_API_AUTH_TOKEN,zebrium.deployment=YOUR_DEPLOYMENT_NAME

Uninstalling via helm

If you used the “helm install” command to install zlog-collector chart, you should use the following command to delete:

helm delete --purge zstats-collector

Configuration

No special configuration is required

Setup

No special setup is required. By default Zebrium’s Kubernetes metrics collector and collect metrics from every node.

Testing your installation

Once the collector has been deployed in your Kubernetes environment, your metrics and anomaly detection will be available in the Zebrium UI.

Contributors

• Anil Nanduri (Zebrium)
• Dara Hazeghi (Zebrium)
• Brady Zuo (Zebrium)