I have a situation. For a specific project, I would want to pull a few fields from various metrics under one dashboard/page so that I can download into a spreadsheet or CSV. Currently, I have to go each of those Metrics, identify it and place it manually. How to? Please note: currently fields are spread across various metrics.
Hello William, I hope you're doing well. I'm encountering an issue with network metrics in my Kubernetes clusters and would greatly appreciate your insights. I'm using the Grafana K8s monitoring Helm chart to deploy Grafana Alloy for telemetry collection across multiple clusters. In some clusters, the container_network_receive_bytes_total and container_network_transmit_bytes_total metrics are missing. After investigating, I found that Grafana Alloy is filtering out metrics that either lack a container label or have an empty image label, which is required for these metrics to be meaningful. If I am removing all these rules from grafana allloy configuration the these metrics are missing labels such as container, pod, etc which are essential to monitor pod inbound/outbound traffic.
Could you please share any advice or potential solutions for ensuring the required labels like pod, container , id, are consistently applied across clusters for these network metrics? Thank you for your time and assistance! Best regards, Naveen
You can also replace the otlp exporter by a debug or a logging exporter to avoid the spam of errors in the logs while you are building the pipeline
Can you share example of tenantId,
Could you share your otel metrics generator?
Thanks for the video . How can I push logs (syslog) to alloy from an embedded device (I.e: switch or a firewall)?
I have a situation. For a specific project, I would want to pull a few fields from various metrics under one dashboard/page so that I can download into a spreadsheet or CSV. Currently, I have to go each of those Metrics, identify it and place it manually. How to?
Please note: currently fields are spread across various metrics.
Hello William,
I hope you're doing well. I'm encountering an issue with network metrics in my Kubernetes clusters and would greatly appreciate your insights.
I'm using the Grafana K8s monitoring Helm chart to deploy Grafana Alloy for telemetry collection across multiple clusters. In some clusters, the container_network_receive_bytes_total and container_network_transmit_bytes_total metrics are missing. After investigating, I found that Grafana Alloy is filtering out metrics that either lack a container label or have an empty image label, which is required for these metrics to be meaningful. If I am removing all these rules from grafana allloy configuration the these metrics are missing labels such as container, pod, etc which are essential to monitor pod inbound/outbound traffic.
Could you please share any advice or potential solutions for ensuring the required labels like pod, container , id, are consistently applied across clusters for these network metrics?
Thank you for your time and assistance!
Best regards,
Naveen