Check-Manual von openshift_queries
Kubernetes: Cluster Collector for OpenShift
| Distribution | Official part of Checkmk |
|---|---|
| Lizenz | GPLv2 |
| Unterstützte Agenten | Kubernetes |
- Request exception
- Invalid response
- Prometheus error
- Querying endpoint succeeded, but no samples received
- Incompatible data received: data did not match format expected from OpenShift
If only incompatible data is received, the service goes UNKNOWN. If any
other error occurs, the state of the service goes CRIT. If all queries
succeed, the service is OK. If multiple differing errors occur, each error
is displayed together with the correspond queries.
`Request exception` indicates that agent_kube was unable to obtain a response from the endpoint. Examples of such errors are ssl, proxy and timeout errors. In case the monitoring of the endpoint is setup for the first time, it is advisable to double-check the configuration. Specifying an incorrect scheme or token is a common source of this error. Moreover, details of the service contain the precise endpoint, which is contacted by Checkmk. Using the `--debug` flag of `agent_kube` may provide additional information.
`Invalid response` indicates that the contacted server did not respond in a way that is expected from a Prometheus endpoint. Checkmk will only process data, which matches the HTTP API specified by Prometheus. A common source of this error is that a proxy server or an OAuth server interjected itself in the communication. Debugging can be done in similiar manner as for `Request exception`.
`Prometheus error` indicates that Prometheus reported an error while responding to the query. In such a case, Checkmk does not process any data, even though some data may be transmitted. Checkmk will provide the error code and message as reported by Prometheus.
`Querying endpoint succeeded, but no samples received` indicates that the query succeeded. However, the metric requested by Checkmk could not be obtained. Which metrics are available depends on the collectors inside of cluster and how they are scraped by Prometheus. Checkmk only maintains metrics which match the internals of an OpenShift cluster.
`Incompatible data received` indicates that the labels of the received metrics did not match those expected by Checkmk. The labels depend on the collectors of the cluster.
Note, that the information displayed by this service changes, if the corresponding collector is changed.
Discovery
One service is created if the option `Use data from Openshift` is set.
