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Event monitoring

This article covers the installation of Kubernetes Event Exporter. This add-on is used for monitoring events within a Kubernetes cluster.

Before using the add-on, first install Loki.

The installation of the add-on consists of three steps:

  1. Download the Helm chart and configuration file..
  2. Fill out the configuration file.
  3. Install the kubernetes-event-exporter chart using helm in the Kubernetes cluster.

Step 1: Download the Helm chart and configuration file.

To install via the internet, obtain the configuration file values-kubernetes-event-exporter.yaml by executing the following command:

helm repo add elma365 https://charts.elma365.tech
helm repo update
helm show values elma365/kubernetes-event-exporter > values-kubernetes-event-exporter.yaml

Obtaining the configuration file for installation in an closed environment without internet access

Step 2: Fill out the configuration file

Filling out the values-kubernetes-event-exporter.yaml configuration file for installation of kubernetes-event-exporter

 

Filling out the the connection parameters for installation in a closed environment without internet access

Step 3: Install the kubernetes-event-exporter chart using helm in the Kubernetes cluster

Install the kubernetes-event-exporter chart to namespace monitoring.

For installation via the internet, use the following command:

helm upgrade --install -n monitoring kubernetes-event-exporter elma365/kubernetes-event-exporter -f values-kubernetes-event-exporter.yaml
 

For offline installation without internet access, navigate to the directory with the downloaded chart and execute the command:

helm upgrade --install kubernetes-event-exporter ./kubernetes-event-exporter -f values-kubernetes-event-exporter.yaml -n monitoring

Data visualization

In the Grafana data visualization software system, you can view the charts of Kubernetes Event Exporter:

  • Chart example 1:

event-monitoring-1

  • Chart example 2:

event-monitoring-2