Hi, I’ve been trying to setup logging with Elasticsearch Fluentd & Kibana, i’ve followed 3 different tutorials and i’m getting the same result when i open kibana to get the logs: “couldn’t find any elasticsearch kubernetes”… Can you help me ?
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Hi, please could you show me what tutorial are you using? Do you give a try to Helm Charts?
If you tell me your deployment steps or tutorial URL, I can reproduce them in local k8s cluster using k0s and comment to you.
Anyway, I deploy Grafana+Loki with Helm charts, and is very simple to see and search the cluster logs.
helm install -n monitoring promtail \
--set config.lokiAddress="http://loki:3100/loki/api/v1/push" \
grafana/promtail
helm upgrade --install -n monitoring loki \
--set persistence.enabled=true \
--set persistence.size=64Gi \
--set config.ingester.chunk_block_size=2048000 \
--set config.ingester.chunk_retain_period=500m \
grafana/loki
I think that in your case, Kibana is using a wrong service name. You need to check your services, configmaps, and deployments.
Do not hesitate to write if you think I can help you
;)
Hi there,
Quick update here, in addition to what has already been mentioned, log forwarding is now available for DOKS. With this feature release, you can forward cluster event logs from your Kubernetes cluster to Managed OpenSearch to centralize logs and gain a more granular understanding of a K8s cluster’s security and performance.
Log forwarding is now supported by three DigitalOcean products: Managed Databases, App Platform, and now Kubernetes.
You can check out the documentation here:
https://docs.digitalocean.com/products/kubernetes/how-to/forward-logs/
And also the announcement blog post here:
- Bobby
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