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On the navigation panel, from Standard View click Container Environment or from Expert View click Dashboards > Container. Then the Container dashboard will display as below. |
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Kubernetes API Service End Point: Get this information from the KubeConfig file. For more information, see Enabling Heapster service in monitored environment. |
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Heapster Service Namespace/Heapster Service Name: Get both values from the Heapster service configuration. For more information, see Enabling Heapster service in monitored environment. |
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HTTP: Namespace of Heapster should be <heapster service namespace> and Heapster Service Name should be <heapster service name>. |
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HTTPS: Namespace of Heapster should be <heapster service namespace> and Heapster Service Name should be https:<heapster service namespace>:. |
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No credential: click Next. |
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Resource Mapping: click Next. |
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Resource Mapping: click Next. |
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Summary: click Finish. |
To create a Docker Swarm agent on a monitored host:
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Host Selector: Select the monitored host that you want to monitor with the Docker Swarm agent instance that you are about to create, and then click Next. |
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Agent Type and Instance Name: Specify the following values, and then click Next. |
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Agent Type: Select DockerSwarmAgent from the agent type list. |
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Agent Name: Specify the name of the agent instance that you are about to create using either of the following approaches: |
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Generic Name: This option is selected by default. A generic name is a combination of the host name and the agent type and uses the following syntax: agent_type@host_name. |
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On the Agents table, select the Docker Swarm Agent that you create, click Edit Properties, and then click Modify the private properties for this agent. |
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In the Agents properties view, check if the following values have been configured based upon your environment: |
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Name: give a name to the monitored docker host, it should be unique. |
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Host Name: IP address or host name of the monitored docker host. |
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Docker Remote API End Point: Docker Remote API endpoint of the monitored docker host. For more information, see Enabling Docker Remote API for monitored docker host. |
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Return back to the Agents table, select the above property changed Docker Swarm Agent, and then click Activate. |
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On the Agent Status dashboard, select the Kubernetes agent that you use to monitoring the container environment, and then click Edit Properties. |
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Inventory Collector: Specifies the interval for collecting components. |
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Metrics Collector: Specifies the interval for collecting metrics. |
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Click Save. |
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