Kubernetes monitoring with Prometheus on AWS EKS Cluster
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This video shows how to configure Prometheus Monitoring on AWS EKS cluster crated using AWS CLI , Ekctl, Kubctl with an example application hosted on it.
It has step-by-step explanation with demo of running each commands to create EKS Cluster and Prometheus monitoring on it.
Command file used in video can be found at - github.com/Rek...
Thank you for this richfull video , i want to ask you what type of ec2 instance you have used ? i have a similar project and i need to identify the cost metric and hardware requirements, so what you suggest for similar project that host a simple web application using kubernetes cluster and prometheus monitoring?
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Cost of EKS cluster depends on multiple choices 1. Size of Node 2.Disk usage 3.Networking Resources. etc.
Did you AWS calculator for this.
And also explore my RUclips channel to find correct videos for your use case (as there are many here)
Great video, makes EKS easy
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Thank you so much for encouraging note.
Excellent session sir
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@@cloudquicklabs My pleasure..
how was the loopback address accessible on 9090 port were you on vpn?
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I used port forwarding mechanism to access Services from local laptops.
From where we will get that folder F:\RekhuAll\AWS\AWS-EKS-Cluster-Prometheus\knote-js-master\04-05\kube
Clone project folder in your local machine(laptop/desktop) and follow the steps : github.com/learnk8s/knote-js/tree/master/04-05
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@@cloudquicklabs it says repo not found
@@cloudquicklabs thanks i was wondering where this was in the video and in the project github repository
You used kasten k10 symbol in the PPT of AWS EKS cluster.
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you are telling the name is kube-system, but I think you are deploying the metric server in the kube-system namespace, which is why you cannot see the pods when you try to invoke kubectl get pods since this is showing the pods in the default namespace. you have to type kuberctl get pods -n kube-system, also same for the deployment, you are misleading the concept of k8s, it is namespace, kube-system in Kubernetes namespace for other kube systems specific pods/svc/replicas/etc....., like wise you can create namespace as per your requirment. if you need to deploy anything within the namespace pass the argument --namepsace=test or -n.
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I have created plenty of video on K8s monitoring using Prometheus and Grafan. May I request you to watch another video ruclips.net/video/0S0h7ti_Hl0/видео.html
@@cloudquicklabs yes you may done a proper video in other K8S ,
My point is the video which I am watching has some misleading information,
You were never said that your application runs with a container, and you are keep saying -n is name, so if someone is watching it for 1st time may get confused, and you also mentioned your application takes the contents from your local directory, it is a container image
Thank you both
you better do a proper study in K8s, you are telling -o yaml will say the server running fine, but it is wrong, -o yaml is the output the definition file
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I shall take these feedbacks. I have create multiple video on K8s monitoring scenario please check my other videos on it example ruclips.net/video/0S0h7ti_Hl0/видео.html