added a monitoring stack that works with openshift/okd. Okd needs to use the cluster observability operator in order to deploy namespaced prometheuses and alertmanagers #134
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WIP: Added monitoring stack that works in okd to allow namespaced deployments of alertmanager and prometheuses as well as its associated rules, etc
wip: added a monitoring stack that works with openshift/okd. Okd needs to use the cluster observability operator in order to deploy namespaced prometheuses and alertmanagersto added a monitoring stack that works with openshift/okd. Okd needs to use the cluster observability operator in order to deploy namespaced prometheuses and alertmanagers@ -0,0 +31,4 @@
let app = ApplicationScore {
features: vec![
Box::new(RHOBMonitoring {
Do we really want to keep different monitoring strategies? Instead of just providing one (opinionated)
Monitoring
feature?Especially when some part of it is copy-paste from the previous monitoring strategy.
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pub fn rhob_cluster_observability_operator() -> HelmChartScore {
HelmChartScore {
namespace: None,
release_name: NonBlankString::from_str("").unwrap(),
shouldn't it have a release name?
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// if self.crd_exists("grafanas.grafana.integreatly.org").await {
// debug!("grafana CRDs already exist — skipping install.");
// return Ok(Outcome::success("Grafana CRDs already exist".to_string()));
// }
considering we run the update below, I don't think we need to keep this
I scanned very briefly the CRDs, so I trust you on this ;)
For the rest, I don't really have comments on what was coded here because most of my comments would be about bigger design issues that we already know about (and that are just carried on here, not your fault). And also hardcoded stuff here and there that we will soon fix in one go (e.g. services URLs).