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Enable additional resource attributes for cluster metrics #547
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WalkthroughThe changes introduced in this pull request enhance the configuration templates for the OpenTelemetry Collector by adding new fields to support additional resource attributes and authentication methods for Kubernetes events. Specifically, the Changes
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charts/k8s-infra/templates/_config.tpl (1)
170-171
: LGTM! The resource_attributes field enhances cluster metrics configuration.The addition of the
resource_attributes
field to theclusterMetricsConfig
template is well-integrated and follows Helm templating best practices:
- Uses proper YAML indentation (6 spaces) consistent with the rest of the file
- Correctly uses
toYaml
for converting the values to YAML format- Maintains the hierarchical structure of the configuration
Consider documenting the supported resource attributes in the chart's README.md or values.yaml to help users understand what attributes can be configured.
charts/k8s-infra/values.yaml (1)
261-271
: Consider adding documentation for the new resource attributes.It would be helpful to add comments describing each resource attribute's purpose and the data it provides, similar to other configuration sections in this file.
Example:
resourceAttributes: + # -- Tracks the Quality of Service (QoS) class assigned to pods k8s.pod.qos_class: enabled: true + # -- Reports the version of kubelet running on nodes k8s.kubelet.version: enabled: true + # -- Identifies the container runtime in use (e.g., containerd, docker) container.runtime: enabled: true + # -- Reports the version of the container runtime container.runtime.version: enabled: true + # -- Captures the reason for the last container termination k8s.container.status.last_terminated_reason: enabled: true
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charts/k8s-infra/values.yaml (1)
261-271
: LGTM! The new resource attributes enhance cluster monitoring capabilities.
The added resource attributes provide valuable telemetry data for:
- Pod QoS class monitoring for better scheduling insights
- Kubelet version tracking for compatibility management
- Container runtime monitoring for environment visibility
- Container termination reasons for improved debugging
Summary by CodeRabbit
resource_attributes
field for enhanced cluster metrics configuration.auth_type
field for specifying authentication methods for Kubernetes events.k8s.pod.qos_class
,k8s.kubelet.version
,container.runtime
,container.runtime.version
, andk8s.container.status.last_terminated_reason
.These changes enhance monitoring capabilities and flexibility in configuration.