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Container Service for Kubernetes:Fleet monitoring

Last Updated:Sep 27, 2024

Fleet monitoring of Alibaba Cloud Distributed Cloud Container Platform (ACK One) is based on the Managed Service for Prometheus metric type. It provides a dashboard for Fleet monitoring, including core component (API server and etcd) monitoring and GitOps monitoring (such as Argo CD monitoring and ECI Pod disk monitoring). This helps you to understand the real-time running of the Fleet and the Argo CD it hosts. This topic describes how to enable Fleet monitoring.

Background information

Fleet Cluster is the administrator of multiple Kubernetes clusters. Fleet monitoring ensures the stability and efficiency of the multi-cluster management. ACK One also hosts Argo CD in the Fleet for multi-cluster GitOps management. As the number of applications increases, pods that are related to Argo CD may encounter issues such as Out of Memory (OOM) and Out of Diskspace (OOD). Fleet monitoring of ACK One can help you decide how much resources these pods need. It can also help you decide when to upgrade the instance specification and how to troubleshoot the exception.

Prerequisites

Billing information

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Enable Fleet monitoring

  1. Log on to the ACK One console. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Fleet > Fleet Monitoring.

  2. On the Fleet Monitoring page, click Enable Fleet Monitoring, and then click OK to enable Fleet monitoring.

Note

If it fails to enable Fleet monitoring, submit a ticket to contact the container service team. You can also join the DingTalk group (35688562) for feedback.

Disable Fleet monitoring

  1. Log on to the ACK One console. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Fleet > Fleet Monitoring.

  2. On the Fleet Monitoring page, click Disable, and then click OK to disable Fleet monitoring.