Welcome to CloudForecast's Barometer Agent!
This repository provides a Helm chart to automatically install the Barometer Agent to
monitor your Kubernetes cluster, as well as optionally installing Prometheus, kube-state-metrics,
and node-exporter if you do not already have them installed.
To install the agent, you can use our Helm chart.
First, add the repository:
helm repo add cloudforecast-barometer https://cloudforecast.github.io/barometer
If you already have a monitoring stack running (Prometheus, kube-state-metrics, and node-exporter), you can just point our agent to your prometheus endpoint (e.g: http://prometheus-server.default.svc.cluster.local):
helm upgrade --install cloudforecast-barometer cloudforecast-barometer/cloudforecast-agent \
--set barometerAgent.clusterUuid=<provided uuid> \
--set barometerAgent.apiKey=<provided api key> \
--set barometerAgent.prometheusUrlOverride=<prometheus endpoint>
If you , install the chart:
helm upgrade --install cloudforecast-barometer cloudforecast-barometer/cloudforecast-agent \
--set barometerAgent.clusterUuid=<provided uuid> \
--set barometerAgent.apiKey=<provided api key> \
--set prometheus.enabled=true
To see what configuration options are available, see values.yaml.
When you've made changes to the chart, update the version key in
Chart.yaml to a new version number. When
ready, push to the main branch. The chart will be automatically packaged,
tagged with the correct version number, and published to the Helm repo at
https://cloudforecast.github.io/barometer.
If you have made changes to the application itself, update both appVersion
and version in Chart.yaml.
A new Docker container with the specified appVersion number will be automatically published to
Github Container Registry and included in the chart.