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The current kube-stack Chart does not provide any specific collector to be used as a data gateway. The alternative is to configure the daemonset collectors to be used as gateways for OTLP data. Although this works fine, adding an optional gateway collector would include additional benefits:
Separation of concerns: Decouples data ingestion from processing. It allows the Daemonset and Standalone collectors to focus on their specific tasks (e.g., collecting infrastructure metrics, logs, and events) without having to handle the complexity of processing and routing data to different backends. The daemonset would be seen as an agent.
Isolation and simplified networking configuration.
Network issues with backends would be easier to troubleshoot.
Centralized data aggregation/enrichment
Load distribution: It would handle all the OTLP load currently done by the daemonset collectors. An auto-scaling replicaset could be used based on the workload.
Expected result
This chart installs the OpenTelemetry Operator and two collector pools with the following features:
Daemonset collector
Kubernetes infrastructure metrics
Applications logs
OTLP trace receiver (Moved to the Gateway collector if enabled)
Kubernetes resource enrichment
Standalone collector
Kubernetes events
Cluster metrics
(Optional) Gateway collector
OTLP trace/metrics/logs receiver
OTLP trace/metrics/logs exporter
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The current kube-stack Chart does not provide any specific collector to be used as a data gateway. The alternative is to configure the
daemonset
collectors to be used as gateways for OTLP data. Although this works fine, adding an optional gateway collector would include additional benefits:Expected result
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: