enablePodMonitor #572
enablePodMonitor #572
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WalkthroughThis pull request involves version updates and monitoring configuration enhancements across multiple packages. The monitoring changes consistently add a new Changes
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10-12: Consider additional monitoring configurations.While enabling pod monitoring is a good start, consider adding more specific configurations such as:
- Custom monitoring intervals
- Additional labels for better metric organization
- Specific metric endpoints or ports
Example enhancement:
monitoring: enablePodMonitor: true + podMonitorMetricRelabelings: + - targetLabel: cluster + replacement: grafana-db + podMonitorInterval: 30s
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10-12: Verify monitoring strategy to avoid duplication.The file already contains a
WorkloadMonitorresource targeting the same cluster. Please verify that enabling bothPodMonitorandWorkloadMonitoris intentional and doesn't result in duplicate metrics collection.✅ Verification successful
Dual monitoring approach is intentional and correct.
The combination of
WorkloadMonitorandPodMonitoris a consistent pattern used across multiple database components in the platform, where:
WorkloadMonitorhandles workload health monitoringPodMonitorenables metric collection🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check for potential monitoring duplication across different monitoring methods # Check if other database clusters have similar dual monitoring setup rg -A 10 "kind: WorkloadMonitor" packages/ | grep -B 10 "enablePodMonitor: true" # Check monitoring documentation or guidelines fd -g "README*" -g "MONITORING*" packages/extra/monitoring/Length of output: 238
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#!/bin/bash # Check monitoring documentation cat packages/extra/monitoring/README.md # Search for WorkloadMonitor resources rg -A 5 "kind: WorkloadMonitor" packages/ # Search for PodMonitor configurations in database clusters rg "enablePodMonitor:" packages/ # Find similar database configuration files fd -e yaml -e yml . packages/ | grep -i "db\|database"Length of output: 16824
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