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apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
kind: ServiceMonitor
metadata:
namespace: monitoring # namespace where prometheus is running
name: tfs-contextservice-metric
labels:
app: contextservice
#release: prometheus
#release: prom # name of the release
# ( VERY IMPORTANT: You need to know the correct release name by viewing
# the servicemonitor of Prometheus itself: Without the correct name,
# Prometheus cannot identify the metrics of the Flask app as the target.)
spec:
selector:
matchLabels:
# Target app service
#namespace: tfs
app: contextservice # same as above
#release: prometheus # same as above
endpoints:
- port: metrics # named port in target app
scheme: http
path: /metrics # path to scrape
interval: 1s # scrape interval
namespaceSelector:
any: false
matchNames:
- tfs # namespace where the app is running
---
apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
kind: ServiceMonitor
metadata:
namespace: monitoring # namespace where prometheus is running
name: tfs-deviceservice-metric
labels:
app: deviceservice
#release: prometheus
#release: prom # name of the release
# ( VERY IMPORTANT: You need to know the correct release name by viewing
# the servicemonitor of Prometheus itself: Without the correct name,
# Prometheus cannot identify the metrics of the Flask app as the target.)
spec:
selector:
matchLabels:
# Target app service
#namespace: tfs
app: deviceservice # same as above
#release: prometheus # same as above
endpoints:
- port: metrics # named port in target app
scheme: http
path: /metrics # path to scrape
interval: 1s # scrape interval
namespaceSelector:
any: false
matchNames:
- tfs # namespace where the app is running
---
apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
kind: ServiceMonitor
metadata:
namespace: monitoring # namespace where prometheus is running
name: tfs-serviceservice-metric
labels:
app: serviceservice
#release: prometheus
#release: prom # name of the release
# ( VERY IMPORTANT: You need to know the correct release name by viewing
# the servicemonitor of Prometheus itself: Without the correct name,
# Prometheus cannot identify the metrics of the Flask app as the target.)
spec:
selector:
matchLabels:
# Target app service
#namespace: tfs
app: serviceservice # same as above
#release: prometheus # same as above
endpoints:
- port: metrics # named port in target app
scheme: http
path: /metrics # path to scrape
interval: 1s # scrape interval
namespaceSelector:
any: false
matchNames:
- tfs # namespace where the app is running
---
apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
kind: ServiceMonitor
metadata:
namespace: monitoring # namespace where prometheus is running
name: tfs-sliceservice-metric
labels:
app: sliceservice
#release: prometheus
#release: prom # name of the release
# ( VERY IMPORTANT: You need to know the correct release name by viewing
# the servicemonitor of Prometheus itself: Without the correct name,
# Prometheus cannot identify the metrics of the Flask app as the target.)
spec:
selector:
matchLabels:
# Target app service
#namespace: tfs
app: sliceservice # same as above
#release: prometheus # same as above
endpoints:
- port: metrics # named port in target app
scheme: http
path: /metrics # path to scrape
interval: 1s # scrape interval
namespaceSelector:
any: false
matchNames:
- tfs # namespace where the app is running
---
apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
kind: ServiceMonitor
metadata:
namespace: monitoring # namespace where prometheus is running
name: tfs-pathcompservice-metric
labels:
app: pathcompservice
#release: prometheus
#release: prom # name of the release
# ( VERY IMPORTANT: You need to know the correct release name by viewing
# the servicemonitor of Prometheus itself: Without the correct name,
# Prometheus cannot identify the metrics of the Flask app as the target.)
spec:
selector:
matchLabels:
# Target app service
#namespace: tfs
app: pathcompservice # same as above
#release: prometheus # same as above
endpoints:
- port: metrics # named port in target app
scheme: http
path: /metrics # path to scrape
interval: 1s # scrape interval
namespaceSelector:
any: false
matchNames:
- tfs # namespace where the app is running
---
apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
kind: ServiceMonitor
metadata:
namespace: monitoring # namespace where prometheus is running
name: tfs-monitoringservice-metric
labels:
app: monitoringservice
#release: prometheus
#release: prom # name of the release
# ( VERY IMPORTANT: You need to know the correct release name by viewing
# the servicemonitor of Prometheus itself: Without the correct name,
# Prometheus cannot identify the metrics of the Flask app as the target.)
spec:
selector:
matchLabels:
# Target app service
#namespace: tfs
app: monitoringservice # same as above
#release: prometheus # same as above
endpoints:
- port: metrics # named port in target app
scheme: http
path: /metrics # path to scrape
interval: 1s # scrape interval
namespaceSelector:
any: false
matchNames:
- tfs # namespace where the app is running
---
apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
kind: ServiceMonitor
metadata:
namespace: monitoring # namespace where prometheus is running
name: tfs-dltservice-metric
labels:
app: dltservice
#release: prometheus
#release: prom # name of the release
# ( VERY IMPORTANT: You need to know the correct release name by viewing
# the servicemonitor of Prometheus itself: Without the correct name,
# Prometheus cannot identify the metrics of the Flask app as the target.)
spec:
selector:
matchLabels:
# Target app service
#namespace: tfs
app: dltservice # same as above
#release: prometheus # same as above
endpoints:
- port: metrics # named port in target app
scheme: http
path: /metrics # path to scrape
interval: 1s # scrape interval
namespaceSelector:
any: false
matchNames:
- tfs # namespace where the app is running
---
apiVersion: monitoring.coreos.com/v1
kind: ServiceMonitor
metadata:
namespace: monitoring # namespace where prometheus is running
name: tfs-interdomainservice-metric
labels:
app: interdomainservice
#release: prometheus
#release: prom # name of the release
# ( VERY IMPORTANT: You need to know the correct release name by viewing
# the servicemonitor of Prometheus itself: Without the correct name,
# Prometheus cannot identify the metrics of the Flask app as the target.)
spec:
selector:
matchLabels:
# Target app service
#namespace: tfs
app: interdomainservice # same as above
#release: prometheus # same as above
endpoints:
- port: metrics # named port in target app
scheme: http
path: /metrics # path to scrape
interval: 1s # scrape interval
namespaceSelector:
any: false
matchNames:
- tfs # namespace where the app is running