For TKU October 2020 Kubernetes Functions pattern has been updated:
- Load Balancer Member key was changed: pod IP was replaced with container ID value. Other small enhancements were also implemented to fix potential ECA errors. (DRDC1-15746)
- Command kubectl(oc) get all was removed, instead pattern will use the output from kubectl(oc) api-resources or the default list of resources ['dc', 'deploy', 'po', 'rs', 'rc', 'svc'] to obtain detailed information about cluster resources. (DRDC1-12813)
This topic provides an introduction to Kubernetes and information on the way that BMC Discovery determines information on the installation. For information on how to use BMC Discovery to discover your Kubernetes deployment, see Discovering containers.
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6 Comments
Martijn Krop
The picture mentioned under "main diagram" is missing or has a bad link.
Philippe Boyer
I can see the picture now (10/2020)
Marcell Alzate
as for Oct 15th, 2020.. the "main diagram" is missing or has a bad link... still the same
Anastasiia Mikhieieva
Hi Marcell Alzate, please try to preview the diagram again. Thank you!
Marcell Alzate
working now, thanks!!!
Rene Forstner
is it only me who is not able to get those insights when running Kubernetes as EKS Service?
With the EKS pattern I'm able to gather some information related to the Kubernetes Cluster, but as, with EKS, I'm not able to scan the master node, i see almost no information when scanning the worker nodes.
I'd like to archive to build a service model based on Namespace, Service and Deployment and this is exactly the information which is missing from both sides (EKS on one side and only scanning the Kubernetes worker nodes on the other side)
kind regards
René