Hello,
It is possible to obtain some generated data for the APM section in Obserbavility demo?
Minikube actually complicates this a bit. The demo uses k3s and would likely work better for you. Any reason you chose not to use it?
Minikube runs inside a VM, so the interfaces are tricky, localhost wont work, but you can try the tunnel command described here, as the workshop uses loadbalancer service type
https://minikube.sigs.k8s.io/docs/handbook/accessing/
Frontend-external service is what you are looking for. I suggest describing the service with kubectl to see if it was even given an external IP
Do you have a Splunk account team available to you? I am sure one of our Observability team members could help you navigate a demo.
Hey @thomas_art !
Best bet would likely be to deploy this "boutique" demo to a k3s demo environment
https://rancher.com/docs/k3s/latest/en/quick-start/
https://signalfx.github.io/observability-workshop/v3.11/apm/online-boutique/
Thanks for your answer. @mattymo
The problem I have never used Kubernetes before, and i'm actually getting stucked with this guide. Do you know any other ways to get sample data into APM?
What are you stuck on, exactly?
Instrumenting a pre-built demo service, whether in k8s or not, is likely your best bet. The workshop I shared doesn’t really require k8s knowledge.
What is your end goal with this demo data?
Are there languages you could just run on linux or windows that you are more comfortable with??
https://docs.splunk.com/Observability/gdi/get-data-in/application/application.html
Hi @mattymo ,
Thanks again for your answer.
I want to get data inside APM. We want to view Kubernetes data in the dashboards, more specificaly the apps that are running in Kubernetes. I feel more comfortable working with python.
We have already shown the cluster data (created with minikube), and now triying to access the Online Boutique's fron end. The problem is we don't know which ip shall we use to access. Neither localhost or the Minikube node ip work.
Minikube actually complicates this a bit. The demo uses k3s and would likely work better for you. Any reason you chose not to use it?
Minikube runs inside a VM, so the interfaces are tricky, localhost wont work, but you can try the tunnel command described here, as the workshop uses loadbalancer service type
https://minikube.sigs.k8s.io/docs/handbook/accessing/
Frontend-external service is what you are looking for. I suggest describing the service with kubectl to see if it was even given an external IP
Do you have a Splunk account team available to you? I am sure one of our Observability team members could help you navigate a demo.
The problem is solved. We did it using minikube service --url after applying the tunnel command.
Thanks again for your help @mattymo !.
Awesome! Nice work!