Monitoring Kubernetes in Splunk
- Installation
- Start monitoring your Kubernetes environments in under 10 minutes.
- Automatically forward host, container and application logs.
- Test our solution with the embedded 30-day evaluation license.
- Collectord Configuration
- Collectord configuration reference.
- Annotations
- Changing index, source, sourcetype for namespaces, workloads and pods.
- Forwarding application logs.
- Multi-line container logs.
- Fields extraction for application and container logs (including timestamp extractions).
- Hiding sensitive data, stripping terminal escape codes and colors.
- Forwarding Prometheus metrics from Pods.
- Audit Logs
- Configure audit logs.
- Forwarding audit logs.
- Prometheus metrics
- Collect metrics from control plane (etcd cluster, API server, kubelet, scheduler, controller).
- Configure the collectord to forward metrics from the services in Prometheus format.
- Configuring Splunk Indexes
- Using non-default HTTP Event Collector index.
- Configure the Splunk application to use indexes that are not searchable by default.
- Splunk fields extraction for container logs
- Configure search-time field extractions for container logs.
- Container logs source pattern.
- Configurations for Splunk HTTP Event Collector
- Configure multiple HTTP Event Collector endpoints for Load Balancing and Fail-overs.
- Secure HTTP Event Collector endpoint.
- Configure the Proxy for HTTP Event Collector endpoint.
- Monitoring multiple clusters
- Learn how to monitor multiple clusters.
- Learn how to set up ACL in Splunk.
- Streaming Kubernetes Objects from the API Server
- Learn how to stream all changes from the Kubernetes API Server.
- Stream changes and objects from Kubernetes API Server, including Pods, Deployments or ConfigMaps.
- License Server
- Learn how to configure a remote License URL for Collectord.
- Monitoring GPU
- Alerts
- Troubleshooting
- Release History
- Upgrade instructions
- Security
- FAQ and the common questions
- License agreement
- Pricing
- Contact
