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Kubernetes

Oodle provides a seamless integration with Kubernetes to ingest logs from your Kubernetes clusters.

Logs​

Configuration​

To configure Oodle to ingest logs from your Kubernetes cluster, you'll need the following values:

  • OODLE_INSTANCE: Your Oodle instance ID
  • OODLE_API_KEY: Your Oodle API key for authentication
  • OODLE_ENDPOINT: The Oodle endpoint URL for log ingestion

Using Vector​

If you are using Vector to collect and ship logs, you can use the following configuration:

sinks:
  oodle:
    type: http
    inputs: [ <sources...> ]
    uri: https://<OODLE_ENDPOINT>/ingest/v1/logs
    encoding:
      codec: json
    compression: gzip
    headers:
      X-OODLE-INSTANCE: "<OODLE_INSTANCE>"
      X-API-KEY: "<OODLE_API_KEY>"
    request:
      retry_attempts: 3
      timeout_secs: 60

Using AWS for Fluent Bit Helm Chart​

If you are running on Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) and are using AWS for Fluent Bit Helm Chart collector to collect and ship logs, you can use the following configuration:

additionalOutputs: |
  [OUTPUT]
      Name        http
      Match       *
      Host        <OODLE_ENDPOINT>
      Port        443
      URI         /ingest/v1/logs
      Header      X-OODLE-INSTANCE <OODLE_INSTANCE>
      Header      X-API-KEY <OODLE_API_KEY>
      Format      json
      Compress    gzip
      Json_date_key    timestamp
      Json_date_format iso8601
      TLS         On

Kubernetes Events​

Oodle provides a seamless integration to ingest Kubernetes events from your Kubernetes clusters.

Configuration​

You can use kubernetes-event-exporter and configure it to send Kubernetes events to Oodle.

  1. Create a values.yaml file with below configuration:
values.yaml
config:
  logLevel: info
  logFormat: pretty
  route:
    routes:
      - match:
          - receiver: "oodle"

  receivers:
    - name: "oodle"
      webhook:
        endpoint: "https://<OODLE_ENDPOINT>/ingest/v1/logs"
        headers:
          X-OODLE-INSTANCE: "<OODLE_INSTANCE>"
          X-API-KEY: "<OODLE_API_KEY>"
  1. Install kubernetes-event-exporter via below helm command:
helm upgrade \
  --install kubernetes-event-exporter oci://registry-1.docker.io/bitnamicharts/kubernetes-event-exporter \
  -n oodle-monitoring --create-namespace \
  --values values.yaml

Support​

If you need assistance or have any questions, please reach out to us through:

  • The help chat widget in the bottom-right corner of this page
  • Email at support@oodle.ai