Kubernetes event monitoring for Fireboard
Oculus is a small Spring Boot application that connects to the k8s api service and forwards the events in all namespaces to the Fireboard API.
Fireboard is a service for meta monitoring of digital assets.
Fireboard reduces and abstracts events happening in a digital environment in order to monitor them as weighted success/failure states in a domain agnostic manner. Events are evaluated right on the spot where they occur, e.g. within an integrated application or script, a 3rd party service webhook or a human interaction.
Clone this repository.
Create a ServiceAccount to allow oculus to access the k8s api server:
$ kubectl apply -f serviceaccount-rbac.yaml
Open a free Fireboard beta account at fireboard.verticle.io . You can use your github account to sign in.
When done, access Fireboard, head to "set" in the nav bar and retrieve
- your API key
- your tenant ID
- the default data bucket ID
Adjust oculus-configmap.yaml accordingly ...
apiVersion: v1
kind: ConfigMap
metadata:
name: oculus
namespace: default
data:
application.properties: |-
tenantId=1101
bucketId=59bab939749c252e09f3770c
authToken=eyJhbGciOiJ...
... and deploy the configuration:
$ kubectl apply -f oculus-configmap.yaml
Finally deploy the oculus service:
$ kubectl apply -f oculus-deployment.yaml
Now head to https://fireboard.verticle.io and open the Fireboard web application and trigger some events on your cluster.