Monitor Kubernetes Clusters with Domotz

Our Kubernetes Monitoring scripts use the HTTP-based API to access information. You require generating a jwt token in the Kubernetes Cluster to connect with Domotz for monitoring.

Two different custom scripts offer an initial set of variables and stats that you can monitor through Domotz:

• kubernetes_api_metrics.js - this script dynamically creates metrics for Kubernetes API depending from the response of the service, such as Server requests, CPUs, threads, routines, etc
• kubernetes_nodes.js - this script dynamically creates a table with columns specified in nodeTable variable and refer to the Nodes/Pods configured in the Kubernetes Cluster
• kubernetes_scheduler.js - this script is able to extract information about the Kubernetes scheduler (such as CPU consumption, fds open and max, memory usage, etc)
• kubernetes_cluster_state.js - this script allows the Domotz user to retrieve status data about the Kubernetes Clusters
• kubernetes_kubelet.js - this script extracts Kubernetes kubelet metrics by HTTP agent from Prometheus metrics endpoint

Find the Kubernetes Monitoring custom scripts in our examples library. Just customize them to fit your needs.

Thanks to our Kubernetes Monitoring, you can correctly identify the configuration for each Node/Pod, check the limits and adjust them accordingly.

You can also review information for each node, including metadata, node limits, uptime, IP addresses, CPU and memory allocation, and more.

Additionally, we enable you to access information like the number of API server requests, CPU usage, go routines and threads, errors, virtual memory use, and more.

Finally, Domotz allows you to monitor the status of the clusters as well as review the scheduler configuration and the kubelet metrics.

Use the pre-configured scripts to monitor and manage network-connected devices, cloud services, and web applications. By using standard network protocols, the scripts will allow you to retrieve valuable data and execute actions on the monitored devices and services.

Build or customize scripts according to your network monitoring needs.

Additionally, you can apply customized alerts on scripts to be notified when a specific event occurs.