In the first 7 minutes, at the moment a point is presented, my questions in my head has been answered. This is a nicely done video. Thank you very much.
Sanjeev, your DevOps videos have been an incredible source of knowledge and inspiration for me. Thank you for your dedication and expertise in sharing valuable insights. You are definitely one of the best instructors i follow, Keep up the fantastic work!
Amazing, Amazing, Amazing!!! I went through alot of videos on youtube and udemy but this video answered almost all of my questions i had on prometheus. Thank you for making such wonderful video.
Excellent video and very nicely presented... thank you so much for valuable content.... can you please do one additional video to cover remotewrite with AWS AMP using same stack/chart
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Thanks for the great video, which is very helpful for me. There is a minor issue at 13:06 of this video during prometheus installation. It is adding "Prometheus-community" to the helm-chart, while it is using "prometheus-community" on the helm installation command.
Hello Sanjee, thank you for this video. I would like ask you two questions: 1. Which some CRDs are disable by default and its must be enable across values chart; all the prometheus version this is equal? and the second question; which is the difference between AlertManager and AlertManagerConfig?
You can check CRDs in values.yaml. As for AlertManager and AlertManagerConfig: AlertManager is a component of Prometheus responsible for handling alerts, including deduplication, grouping, and routing to receivers like email or Slack. On the other hand, AlertManagerConfig is a CRD in Kubernetes that provides a Kubernetes-native way to configure AlertManager, allowing you to specify alert routing, and receivers, and inhibit rules directly as Kubernetes resources.
I have configured the node but what i want is that instead of seeing ip in grafana dashboard i want hostname to be there for better understanding. Can anyone help me?
Thanks for the tutoring. I was looking for Custom Notifications with Alert Manager’s Webhook Receiver in Kubernetes. I looked at your channel I couldn't find it. Have you created a tutorial about Custom Notifications with Alert Manager’s Webhook Receiver in Kubernetes? Thanks again.
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Just to clear some doubt, In production environment, is it not a good practice to have Prometheus instance both running on a separate server and in the k8s cluster should in case the cluster go down then you can have something to look out to know what really caused that?
Hey, it depends on the demand and resources. If you have multiple clusters of Kubernetes and you want centralized management, you should deploy Prometheus separately. On the opposite, you only have a cluster with 3 Nodes (1 Master, 2 Workers), you will want to deploy Prometheus inside the Kubernetes cluster.
@@KodeKloud I have multiple k8s clusters and management cluster to deploy applications like argocd. Is it recommended deploying a centralized Prometheus operator on the management cluster or in each of the cluster ? Any recommendation/ best practice to follow for this scenario ?
You can configure the ingress here: Prometheus: github.com/prometheus-community/helm-charts/blob/main/charts/kube-prometheus-stack/values.yaml#L2535 Grafana: github.com/prometheus-community/helm-charts/blob/main/charts/kube-prometheus-stack/values.yaml#L783 AlertManager: github.com/prometheus-community/helm-charts/blob/main/charts/kube-prometheus-stack/values.yaml#L261
Hi, I was wondering if we can use custom endpoints as per our choice in our application because you only mentioned /swagger-stats/metrics as an endpoint and there is no code to for this setup. Please let me know how to expose endpoints in our deployment of customized applications.
Swagger-stats is a library and middleware for monitoring and collecting statistics from APIs built with the Swagger/OpenAPI specification. It provides detailed insights and metrics about API performance, usage patterns, errors, and more. Swagger-stats integrates with the Swagger specification and can be used with different frameworks and languages. So you only need to confgiure swagger-stats path. You can refer more to swaggerstats.io/
"If a rule you added to Prometheus is not visible in the UI: - Check rule syntax and configuration. - Trigger a Prometheus configuration reload. - Verify the rule file path in Prometheus config. - Refresh the Prometheus UI."
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This was a perfect refresher even for someone using Prometheus for years.
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In the first 7 minutes, at the moment a point is presented, my questions in my head has been answered. This is a nicely done video. Thank you very much.
Glad it was helpful!
can you tell me what is the question ?
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Hi Sanjeev Ty for taking the put together a concise course on a tough topic. Ty sir…Absolutely awesome.🎉
Most welcome!
This is a golden video. I have read articles, blogs and documentation and this video has it all!
Sanjeev, your DevOps videos have been an incredible source of knowledge and inspiration for me. Thank you for your dedication and expertise in sharing valuable insights. You are definitely one of the best instructors i follow, Keep up the fantastic work!
by far the best guide I've seen - been struggling for a few days and this solved my problems in an hour!!!
Excellent . Thank You . Would have loved some more deep dive on the alert manager part . But really helpful .
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I just want to say thank you. This is really helpful.
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Amazing, Amazing, Amazing!!! I went through alot of videos on youtube and udemy but this video answered almost all of my questions i had on prometheus. Thank you for making such wonderful video.
Great topic. Observability is truly an important piece of the puzzle for applications running in production.
Great Lecture.. Crystal clear explanation
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excellent demo , really hats off to you
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Very informative !! Thank you for the effort you put into making this
Excellent video and very nicely presented... thank you so much for valuable content.... can you please do one additional video to cover remotewrite with AWS AMP using same stack/chart
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Thanks for the great video, which is very helpful for me. There is a minor issue at 13:06 of this video during prometheus installation. It is adding "Prometheus-community" to the helm-chart, while it is using "prometheus-community" on the helm installation command.
Thank you so much for bringing this to our attention. We reported this right away to the relevant department.
This was really helpful. Thanks
You're welcome!
Wonderful content.. thanks..
Most welcome!
Excellent Explanation ❤
Awesome !! a great demo
Glad you liked it!
Awesome thank you very much.
You're very welcome!
Excellent video, keep it up bro
AWESOME.. AWESOME
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Excellent. However, one quick question. Where would be best option to enable grafana? either it could be in kube-prometheus-stack or loki-stack?
Excellent
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Thanks for the video. I have one doubt. Without helm how can we integrate Prometheus and grafana via azure pipelines.
Hi, thank you for the helpful video. I did every steps but in Prometheus I can't see my target. Do you know what is the problem?
You made me respect Virginia Tech a bit more
sanjeev is the best..❤
Nice video, thx for all but i'd like to know where did you do all these diagrams. Thx in advance! :D
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Hello Sanjee, thank you for this video. I would like ask you two questions: 1. Which some CRDs are disable by default and its must be enable across values chart; all the prometheus version this is equal? and the second question; which is the difference between AlertManager and AlertManagerConfig?
You can check CRDs in values.yaml. As for AlertManager and AlertManagerConfig: AlertManager is a component of Prometheus responsible for handling alerts, including deduplication, grouping, and routing to receivers like email or Slack. On the other hand, AlertManagerConfig is a CRD in Kubernetes that provides a Kubernetes-native way to configure AlertManager, allowing you to specify alert routing, and receivers, and inhibit rules directly as Kubernetes resources.
Guys, where is a code for demo application?
I have configured the node but what i want is that instead of seeing ip in grafana dashboard i want hostname to be there for better understanding. Can anyone help me?
Thanks for the tutoring. I was looking for Custom Notifications with Alert Manager’s Webhook Receiver in Kubernetes. I looked at your channel I couldn't find it. Have you created a tutorial about Custom Notifications with Alert Manager’s Webhook Receiver in Kubernetes? Thanks again.
Hello, we are glad you found our video helpful. We will definitely look into your suggestions. Do subscribe and stay tuned for updates on our channel. Cheers :)
Thanks looking forward to it@@KodeKloud
Awesome
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Could you please share the Nodejs application code that you have used for this video?
did you deploy the cluster before installing the helm chart?
Yes, you need to have a cluster k8s and then configure Kubectl client correctly with your cluster before installing the application with helm
can you please share the repo of the application you deployed in the video
Excellent demo, just curious, what theme are you using for your VScode? looks great and is friendly to code on. Keep up the amazing work!
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@@KodeKloud Hi if not secret what theme are you using for your VScode from this video?
Dracula is the theme being used
@@GlaajWasTaken thanks
@@KodeKloud i
Do you have full manifest for web app?
Just to clear some doubt, In production environment, is it not a good practice to have Prometheus instance both running on a separate server and in the k8s cluster should in case the cluster go down then you can have something to look out to know what really caused that?
Hey, it depends on the demand and resources. If you have multiple clusters of Kubernetes and you want centralized management, you should deploy Prometheus separately. On the opposite, you only have a cluster with 3 Nodes (1 Master, 2 Workers), you will want to deploy Prometheus inside the Kubernetes cluster.
@@KodeKloud I have multiple k8s clusters and management cluster to deploy applications like argocd. Is it recommended deploying a centralized Prometheus operator on the management cluster or in each of the cluster ? Any recommendation/ best practice to follow for this scenario ?
how to define pvc for timescaledb for prometheus?
Hey, please refer to this link: github.com/prometheus-community/helm-charts/tree/main/charts/kube-prometheus-stack#persistent-volumes
really good demo , where can i get access to the slides that you used for this course thanks
Thanks for appreciating our work.
Please accept our apologies for not being able to share the slides.
how to add ingressRoute traefik-ingress?
You can configure the ingress here:
Prometheus: github.com/prometheus-community/helm-charts/blob/main/charts/kube-prometheus-stack/values.yaml#L2535
Grafana: github.com/prometheus-community/helm-charts/blob/main/charts/kube-prometheus-stack/values.yaml#L783
AlertManager: github.com/prometheus-community/helm-charts/blob/main/charts/kube-prometheus-stack/values.yaml#L261
Can you pls share the source code link for the demo project you deployed
Will it also help to monitor the kubernetes cert expiration ?
Hey you can refer to this link: github.com/amimof/node-cert-exporter
Hi, I was wondering if we can use custom endpoints as per our choice in our application because you only mentioned /swagger-stats/metrics as an endpoint and there is no code to for this setup. Please let me know how to expose endpoints in our deployment of customized applications.
Swagger-stats is a library and middleware for monitoring and collecting statistics from APIs built with the Swagger/OpenAPI specification. It provides detailed insights and metrics about API performance, usage patterns, errors, and more. Swagger-stats integrates with the Swagger specification and can be used with different frameworks and languages. So you only need to confgiure swagger-stats path. You can refer more to swaggerstats.io/
@KodeKloud after adding the rule its not visble in the ui of prometheus
"If a rule you added to Prometheus is not visible in the UI:
- Check rule syntax and configuration.
- Trigger a Prometheus configuration reload.
- Verify the rule file path in Prometheus config.
- Refresh the Prometheus UI."
@@KodeKloud sir based wat histogram values are used
18:30
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Dude, this is awesome, but break it apart into smaller sessions.
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