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Hi,
I'm not seeing a way to monitor the EKS fargate metrics and logs to troubleshoot and find the root cause of issues.
Can you help me which agent is needed since fargate is serverless way of hosting containers so we dont use daemonsets to monitor the metrics and logs.
Please help me clear steps to solve the requirement.
Regards,
manojkumar tenali.
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AWS EKS Cluster Metrics & Log monitoring using AppD
Steps to follow to enable k8s cluster agent,APM and log agent.
auto-instrument-applications-with-the-cluster-agent Enable auto-instrumentation to incorporate the APM dotnetcore agent and Install cluster agent by following steps. install-the-cluster-agent-with-the-kubernetes-cli
Deploy analytics agent as a daemon set. The Analytics Agent is configured to read the container-specific logs written to /var/log/containers and follow the below steps deploy-analytics-in-kubernetes
Steps to follow to enable k8s cluster agent and log agent.
Install cluster agent by following steps. install-the-cluster-agent-with-the-kubernetes-cli
Deploy analytics agent as a daemon set. The Analytics Agent is configured to read the container-specific logs written to /var/log/containers and follow the below steps deploy-analytics-in-kubernetes
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iamryan
Check out this existing post AWS ECS fargate machine agent
Let me know if the information there helped!
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Hi,
Shared post doesn't help me
Kindly guide me with step by step procedure we have Amazon EKS with Aws fargate hosted containers so we want to monitor the metrics and logs using AppD.
What type of agent is required since Aws fargate is serverless way of hosting the containers and being managed by aws we don't have control to install any agent on worker nodes.
I would like someone from AppD schedule demo with us.
Regards,
manoj
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iamryan
Hello @Manojkumar.Tenali,
Please fill out this Contact form to get in touch with Sales.
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AWS EKS Cluster Metrics & Log monitoring using AppD
Steps to follow to enable k8s cluster agent,APM and log agent.
auto-instrument-applications-with-the-cluster-agent Enable auto-instrumentation to incorporate the APM dotnetcore agent and Install cluster agent by following steps. install-the-cluster-agent-with-the-kubernetes-cli
Deploy analytics agent as a daemon set. The Analytics Agent is configured to read the container-specific logs written to /var/log/containers and follow the below steps deploy-analytics-in-kubernetes
Steps to follow to enable k8s cluster agent and log agent.
Install cluster agent by following steps. install-the-cluster-agent-with-the-kubernetes-cli
Deploy analytics agent as a daemon set. The Analytics Agent is configured to read the container-specific logs written to /var/log/containers and follow the below steps deploy-analytics-in-kubernetes
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iamryan
Thanks for following back up on your post with that information!
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